using the substitution y = 3^x, show that the equation 9^x - 3^(x+1) + 2 can be written as (Y-1)(Y-2) = 0
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Answer:
b = 71 m
A = 83°
C = 29°
Step-by-step explanation:
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Given two sides and the angle between them, the Law of Cosines is the appropriate relation to use for finding the third side.
b = √(a² +c² -2ac·cos(B))
b = √(76² +37² -2·76·37·cos(67.75°)) ≈ √5015.48
b ≈ 70.82005 ≈ 71 . . . meters
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One a side and its opposite angle are known, the remaining angles are found using the Law of Sines.
sin(A)/a = sin(B)/b
A = arcsin(a·sin(B)/b) = arcsin(76·sin(67.75°)/70.82005) ≈ 83.33°
A ≈ 83°
C = arcsin(37·sin(67.75°)/70.82005) ≈ 28.92°
C ≈ 29°
Or, you can find the remaining angle from 180° -68° -83° = 29°.
