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1 year ago

I’m having trouble understanding how to solve this someone please help ASAP thank you!

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vladimir2022 [97]1 year ago

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Answer:

Answer is 71.95°

Step-by-step explanation:

Cosine formula is

a^2=b^2+c^2-2bc(cosA)

cos A =b^2+c^2-a^2/2bc

if a= 119,b=94,c=173

cos A=94^2+173^2-119^2/2(94*173)

=8836+29,929-14,161/2(16,262)

=38765-14,161/32,524

=24604/32,524

=0.7564

cos A=0.7564

cos^-1=40.85°.that's for angle A.

Using the same formula

B=31.1°

C=180-(40.85+31.1)

C=180-71.95

C=108.05

Since angle on a straight line is 180

therefore x is 71.95

Also the sum of angles A and B

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