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To the nearest degree, what is in the measure of the second smallest angle in a right triangle with sides 5,12 and 13?
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Answered by firelight846
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Answered by anvimalik867
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Answer:

The second smallest angle is 67.38°.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: The triangle is a right angle triangle with the sides 5, 12 ,13.

To find: The objective is to find out the second smallest angle of the triangle.

The given right-angled triangle with sides of 5, 13, and 12.

Let B be the right-angle.

Consequently, \frac{5}{sinA}=\frac{13}{sinB} =\frac{12}{sinC}

Now,

sinA= 5.\frac{sin90}{13}\\       =0.3846.\\

As a result,∠A=22.16°.

C=90-22.16\\   =67.38.

Therefore, the second smallest angle is:67.38°.

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