Find the missing sides (1-4) Submit your answers on BB. For example, put the length of side 1 into the BB answer sheet for question 1 and the length of side 2 on the answer sheet for question 2 and so on. 10 2. 60/8 in 60° 3.

Q: 7. Solve for 0 in the triangle. 0 27.3 cm 136⁰ A 16.8 cm B

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Q: Consider a triangle ABC like the one below. Suppose that c=43, b=67, and C=26°. (The figure is not…

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Q: Use the Law of Sines to solve for all possible triangles that satisfy the given conditio a = 34, c =…

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Q: 2. 4/3 30

A: 2. We have, x43=tan30°⇒x43=13⇒x=433⇒x=4 Hence the value of x is 4.

Q: Solve for the missing sides x and y, along with angle (alpha) and angle (theta) in the following…

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Q: This item has Parts A and B. Please scroll to the bottom of the page to answer each part. Complete…

A: Use trigonometric ratio

Q: Find side a for triangle ABC round to 3 decimal places A=145°, B=17° c=9

A: Given A triangle ABC  ∠A = 145° ,  ∠B = 17°   and  c= 9   We have to the side a of the triangle ABC.…

Q: 39 This diagram shows circle L, central angle XLY, and some of their measurements. 6 in. X L 120°

A: We know formula for the sector area is  θ3600πr2 where θ is sector angle, r is radius of the circle.

Q: Law of Sines. Be sure to check if there is one tria =, find the missing lengths and angles of both.

A: Given: A=25.6°, b=153 cm, a=137.5cm To find: The length of missing angles and missing side. Law of…

Q: 1. Solve the following triangle. 42.9 32.0° 81.8°

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Q: 1. Solve the following triangle. 12.9 42.3° 15.4

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Q: Outline a plan to determine the length of side DC. Be specific in your steps but do not solve! 40°…

A: In the question we have to determine the plan to find DC.