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I need help on this problem, I dont know how to do it, I dont know if its about finding area or anything but its for Geometry. I

dont get it, can anyone tell how to find the sides shown in the bottom(Attachement). Thank You!

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miskamm [114]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

<B=90-47=43

AB/BC=sin 47

BC=AB/sin 47=18/0.731=24.6 nearly

AC/AB=Tan 43

AC=18 tan 43=16.8 nearly

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