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consider a triangle (abc) like the one below. suppose that (b = 44^circ), (c = 102^circ), and (c = 64). (the figure is not drawn to scale.)
solve the triangle.
round your answers to the nearest tenth.
if there is more than one solution, use the button labeled \or\.
(a = \box^circ), (a = \box), (b = \box)
Find the missing angle A
The sum of angles in any triangle is \(180^\circ\).
Given:
We calculate \(A\):
Apply Law of Sines for side a
Using the Law of Sines:
Substitute the known values \(A = 34^\circ\), \(C = 102^\circ\), and \(c = 64\):
Using a calculator:
Apply Law of Sines for side b
Using the Law of Sines:
Substitute the known values \(B = 44^\circ\), \(C = 102^\circ\), and \(c = 64\):
Using a calculator:
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Consider a triangle \(ABC\) like the one below. Suppose that \(B=44^\circ\), \(C=102^\circ\), and \(c=64\). Solve the triangle.
Round your answers to the nearest tenth.
\(A =\) <blank>\(34\)</blank>\(^\circ\), \(a =\) <blank>\(36.6\)</blank>, \(b =\) <blank>\(45.5\)</blank>