In angleABC. mA = 45, mB = 63, and BC = 24in. What is AB to the nearest tenth of an inch?A) 30.2inB) 15.1inC) 32.3inD) 10.5in In AABC, mA = 45°, mzB = 63°, and BC= 24 in. What is AB to the nearest tenth of an inch?O 30.2 in.O 15.1 in.O 32.3 in.O 10.5 in.

As we know the Sine Rule: asinA=bsinB=csinC Given: m∠A=45°, m∠B=63°, BC=24 in.

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In AABC, mzA= 45°, mzB = 63°, and BC= 24 in. What is AB to the nearest tenth of an inch? O 30.2 in. O 15.1 in. O 32.3 in. O 10.5 in.

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