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I need help again lol(picture is question)

1 answer:

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You can use the Law of Sines here. (sina/A=sinb/B=sinc/C)

x/sin76=55/sin56

x=55sin76/sin56

x≈64.4 units (to nearest hundredth of a unit)

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