The moon is 384,403 km from earth. Estimate how many quarters laid end to end it would take to reach the moon if a quarter has a
1 answer:
Answer:
The number of quarters is about
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
The diameter of a quarter is 0.9055 in
The moon is 384,403 km from earth
To find out the number of quarters, divide the distance of the Moon from the Earth by the diameter of one quarter
step 1
Convert inches to kilometers
step 2
Find the number of quarters
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Answer:
∠A1 = 27.4°, ∠A2 = 56.6°, ∠C1 =104.6°, ∠C2=75.4°, a1 = 79.9 and a2 = 144.9
Step-by-step explanation:
From Sine rule
∴ b / sinB = c / sinC
From the question,
b = 129, c = 168 and ∠B = 48°
∴ 129 / sin48° = 168 / sinC
Then, sinC = (168×sin48)/129
sinC = 0.9678
C = sin⁻¹(0.9678)
C = 75.42
∠C2=75.4°
and
∴∠C1 = 180° - 75.4°
∠C1 =104.6°
For ∠A
∠A1 = 180° - (104.6°+48°) [sum of angles in a triangle]
∠A1 = 27.4°
and
∠A2 = 180° - (75.4° + 48°)
∠A2 = 180° - (123.4°)
∠A2 = 56.6°
For side a
a1/sinA1 = b/sinB
a1/ sin27.4° = 129/sin48
a1 = (129×sin27.4°)/sin48
a1 = 79.8845
a1 = 79.9
and
a2/sinA2 = b / sinB
a2/ sin56.6° = 129/sin48
a2 = (129×sin56.6°)/sin48
a2 = 144.9184
a2 = 144.9
Hence,
∠A1 = 27.4°, ∠A2 = 56.6°, ∠C1 =104.6°, ∠C2=75.4°, a1 = 79.9 and a2 = 144.9