What is the answer to the following two problems? 8. Solve this triangle for angle A and find the area.17 in9 in.56°[A] A26.03°, Area = 75.76 in.?[B] 4 =26.03°, Area90.91 in.?[C] 434°, Area75.76 in?[D] A = 34°, Area =90.91 in.?9. Which of the following is equal tosin'e-?1 - cos e1+ csc e[A]csc e1 + sin e[B]cos e[C] cos e1 + sec e[D]sec e

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8. Solve this triangle for angle A and find the area. 17 in 9 in 56 [A] 4 = 26.03°, Area = 75.76 in. [B] A = 26.03°, Area = 9091 in? [C] 4 = 34°, Area = 75.76 in? [D] A = 34°, Area 9091 in?

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8. Solve this triangle for angle A and find the area.
17 in
9 in.
56°
[A] A
26.03°, Area = 75.76 in.?
[B] 4 =
26.03°, Area
90.91 in.?
[C] 4
34°, Area
75.76 in?
[D] A = 34°, Area =
90.91 in.?
9. Which of the following is equal to
sin'e
-?
1 - cos e
1+ csc e
[A]
csc e
1 + sin e
[B]
cos e
[C] cos e
1 + sec e
[D]
sec e

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