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in this case angle x = 32.3 degrees
Hypotenuse = distance ( d ) = 14.6 m
opposite ( o ) = d * Sin x = 14.6 * Sin 32.3 = 7.8 m
therefore, the machinery is raised 7.8 m from its original position
adjacent ( a ) = d * Cos x = 14.6 * Cos 32.3 = 12.34 m
therefore , the machinery is moved 12.34 m in the horizontal direction
height rised = d sin theta = 14.6 * sin 32.3 = 7.80 m
distance moved horizontally = d cos theta = 14.6 cos 32.3 = 12.34 m
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