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A non-right triangle has the following three sides: b = 40.1, c = possible. 45.5, and a = 66.8. Find B, if B = degrees Round your answer to 2 places after the decimal point, and give your answer in degrees (but do not type "degrees" in the answer box). As in the text, side a is opposite from angle a, side b is opposite from angle B, and side c is opposite from angle y. If no such triangle exists, then enter DNE in the answer box. If multiple triangles exist, then enter the value of a for each triangle, separated by a comma. Submit Question

A non-right triangle has the following three sides: b = 40.1, c = possible. 45.5, and a = 66.8. Find B, if B = degrees Round your answer to 2 places after the decimal point, and give your answer in degrees (but do not type "degrees" in the answer box). As in the text, side a is opposite from angle a, side b is opposite from angle B, and side c is opposite from angle y. If no such triangle exists, then enter DNE in the answer box. If multiple triangles exist, then enter the value of a for each triangle, separated by a comma. Submit Question

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A non-right triangle has the following three sides: b = 40.1, c = 45.5, and a = 66.8. Find B, if possible. %3D B = degrees Round your answer to 2 places after the decimal point, and give your answer in degrees (but do not type "degrees" in the answer box). As in the text, side a is opposite from angle a, side b is opposite from angle B, and side c is opposite from angle y. If no such triangle exists, then enter DNE in the answer box. If multiple triangles exist, then enter the value of a for each triangle, separated by a comma. Submit Question
Transcribed Image Text:A non-right triangle has the following three sides: b = 40.1, c = 45.5, and a = 66.8. Find B, if possible. %3D B = degrees Round your answer to 2 places after the decimal point, and give your answer in degrees (but do not type "degrees" in the answer box). As in the text, side a is opposite from angle a, side b is opposite from angle B, and side c is opposite from angle y. If no such triangle exists, then enter DNE in the answer box. If multiple triangles exist, then enter the value of a for each triangle, separated by a comma. Submit Question
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