Mathematics, 22.05.2021 03:00 robert7248

What is x to the nearest hundredth? (not drawn to scale) x
15
42°
A. x= 16.66
B. x= 13.51
C. x=11.15
D. x=10.04

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What is x to the nearest hundredth? (not drawn to scale) x
15
42°
A. x= 16.66