Find the length of VT. Round to the nearest tenth. Given: ∠U = 35°.
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Let's draw a triangle UVW, where angle U is 35 degrees. Let V be the vertex opposite to angle U, and T be a point on side UW. We want to find the length of VT. [insert diagram here] Show more…
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