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All you have to do to acquire the equation is to substitute the variables to the formula for A and simplify. Since A = 1/2*b*h and h = bsin(C), then A can be in terms of one variable only, which is b.
A = 1/2*b*bsin(c)
A = 1/2*b^2*sin(C)
Answer:
51 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
Complementary angles are two angles whose sum is (90degrees). If one is given an angle measure and needs to find its complementary angle, then all one has to do is subtract the given angle measure from (90degrees).
90 - 39 = 51
When we know 2 angles and one side, we use the Law of Sines.
First we need to find that third angle.
Angle A =
180 -41 -62 = 77 degrees
The Law of Sines states that
side a / Sine (A) = side x / Sine (X)
14 / Sine (77) = side x / Sine (41)
14 * Sine (41) / Sine (77) = side x
side x = 14 * 0.65606 / 0.97437
<span>side x = 9.18484 / 0.97437
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side x = 9.4264396482
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Answer:
the answer is A) 12,6. .
Step-by-step explanation:
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