See the attached image for the drawings of the problems. The figures are not to scale. The decimal values in each figure are approximate to one decimal place.
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Focus on Figure 1
sin(angle) = opposite/hypotenuse
sin(A) = BC/AC
sin(36) = 13.2/x
x*sin(36) = 13.2
x = 13.2/sin(36)
x = 13.2/0.58778525229248 <<-- make sure calc is in degree mode
x = 22.4571813404936
x = 22.5
This value is approximate (rounded to one decimal place)
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Move onto Figure 2
cos(angle) = adjacent/hypotenuse
cos(D) = DE/FD
cos(50) = y/57.4
57.4*cos(50) = y
y = 57.4*cos(50)
y = 57.4*0.64278760968653
y = 36.8960087960069
y = 36.9
This value is approximate (rounded to one decimal place)
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Finally, move onto Figure 3
tan(angle) = opposite/adjacent
tan(G) = JH/GH
tan(18) = z/10
10*tan(18) = z
z = 10*tan(18)
z = 10*0.3249196962329
z = 3.249196962329
z = 3.2
This value is approximate (rounded to one decimal place)
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Focus on Figure 1
sin(angle) = opposite/hypotenuse
sin(A) = BC/AC
sin(36) = 13.2/x
x*sin(36) = 13.2
x = 13.2/sin(36)
x = 13.2/0.58778525229248 <<-- make sure calc is in degree mode
x = 22.4571813404936
x = 22.5
This value is approximate (rounded to one decimal place)
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Move onto Figure 2
cos(angle) = adjacent/hypotenuse
cos(D) = DE/FD
cos(50) = y/57.4
57.4*cos(50) = y
y = 57.4*cos(50)
y = 57.4*0.64278760968653
y = 36.8960087960069
y = 36.9
This value is approximate (rounded to one decimal place)
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Finally, move onto Figure 3
tan(angle) = opposite/adjacent
tan(G) = JH/GH
tan(18) = z/10
10*tan(18) = z
z = 10*tan(18)
z = 10*0.3249196962329
z = 3.249196962329
z = 3.2
This value is approximate (rounded to one decimal place)