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Margaret [11]
3 years ago
6

Pls solve no;3a,b,c the picture will begiven thank u​ use trigonometry u solve it

Mathematics
1 answer:
elena-14-01-66 [18.8K]3 years ago
8 0

Answer/Step-by-step explanation:

3.a. length of AC.

Hypotenuse = AC

Opposite side to 60° = 7

Therefore, sin(60) = \frac{7}{AC}

AC*sin(60) = \frac{7}{AC}*AC

AC*sin(60) = 7

AC = \frac{7}{sin(60)}

AC = 8.1 (to nearest tenth)

b. Length of BC

Hypotenuse = BC

Opposite side to 50° = 7

Therefore, sin(50) = \frac{7}{BC}

BC*sin(50) = \frac{7}{BC}*AC

BC*sin(50) = 7

BC = \frac{7}{sin(50)}

BC = 9.1 (to nearest tenth)

c. Length of AB

Use the law of sines to find AB

\frac{BC}{sin(A)} = \frac{AB}{sin(C}}

m<C = 180 - (60 + 50) (sum of angles in a triangle) = 70°

m<A = 60°

BC = 9.1

AB = ?

\frac{9.1}{sin(60)} = \frac{AB}{sin(70)}

Cross multiply

9.1*sin(70) = AB*sin(60)

Divide both sides by sin(60)

\frac{9.1*sin(70)}{sin(60)} = \frac{AB*sin(60)}{sin(60)}

\frac{9.1*sin(70)}{sin(60)} = AB

9.9 = AB (nearest tenth)

AB = 9.9

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