Logan D. answered 01/15/15
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Expert Teacher: Calculus, Differential Equations & Physics for Success
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Your goal is to find the angle at c. You know the length of segments AB and BC. Use the equation tanθ = opp / adj ⇒ θ = tan-1(opp / adj). The side opp. to c is AB = 4.2 m and the side adj. to c is BC = 2.1m. Thus,
θ = tan-1(4.2m / 2.1m) = tan-1(2) = 63.434o