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Answer:
It's choice 2. c = 3 sin 45 / sin 40.
Step by-step explanation:
m< A = 180 - 45-95
= 180 - 140
= 40 degrees.
So by the Sine Rule:
c / sin 45 = 3 / sin A
Cross multiply:
c sin A = 3 sin 45
c = 3 sin 45 / sin 40.
Answer:
=3/7 × -2/5
=-6 / 35
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the distributive property it would be -24u12y18
The answer is 5/6 because you need to flip the numbers.
