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Homework Statement
How would I solve for L in this expression:sintheta=L/sq.rt(x^2+L^2) ?
Homework Equations
sintheta=L/sq.rt(x^2+L^2) ?
The Attempt at a Solution
and if they have the same angle between them would solving for L create an equal answer using:
costheta=L/sq.rt(x^2+L^2)
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given there is a 90 degree angle between the y and x axis, but the angle is unknown, but these two equations involve the same triangle.
Solving I received sq.rt((-x^2+(costheta/x))^2)=L but i think its wrong