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Katyanochek1 [597]

3 years ago

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Find BC. Round to the nearest tenth

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SSSSS [86.1K]3 years ago

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<span>Using LAW OF SINES Round to the nearest tenth.
Find BC: triangle is laying on it's side with the point to the right point(A).

B to C= 61 degrees
C to A= 23 cm
A to B= 12 degrees
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If I interpret this correctly:
Angle A = 61º

Angle C = 12º
--> B = 103º
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Side b = 23 cm
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BC is side a, opposite angle A
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23/sin(103) = a/sin(61)
a = 23*sin(61)/sin(103)
a =~ 20.6 cm

Hope this helped :)</span>

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