3 years ago

C. 3851 yards D. 3181 yards Math question please help I'm running out of time

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natali 33 [55]3 years ago

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Using the law of sins:

X/ sin(44) = 4510/sin(180-44-36)

x / sin(44) = 4510 / sin(100)

x = 3,181 yards.

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