If you take a look at my really poorly drawn diagram, we can see it is a trigonometry problem. The angle, however, is outside the triangle, and we can find the angle inside the triangle next to it by taking it away from 90°:
90°0' - 72°54' = 17°6' ≈ 17.1°.
We can find the other angles becuase one is 90° and the other is:
180°-90°-17°6'=72°54' ≈ 72.9°(which you can see if you know your angle theorems).
We now have diagram 2, nicely simplified so we can see where to go.
Using the Sine Rule, i.e.

We can rearrange to find our length b:

Substituting numbers in:

b=366 feet.
Answer:
2 is the answer
Step-by-step2 explanation:
The formula for area of a circle is (pi)*radius^2
Radius is half of diameter so the radius is 2.
2 squared is 4, then multiply by pi to get an answer of 4(pi) or 12.56.
Answer:
I'm confused by the layout of the first two, but I can help you with the last one!
The last one is C!
Step-by-step explanation:
Sum of all adjacent angles is 180°.
3x + 12 + x = 180
4x + 12 = 180
4x = 168
x = 42°
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Answer: x = 42°
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