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Solve for the remaining angles. http://tinypic.com/r/23sej5g/5
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So I already got angle A which is 33.54º. How do I get the other two? What do change in my equation?
\[cosA = \frac{ 442.85^{2} + 255^{2} - 270^{2} }{ 2(442.85)(255) }\]
\[cosB = ?\] what about these two? \[cosC = ?\]
I used this equation to find A.... \[cosA = \frac{ (b ^{2} + c ^{2} - a ^{2}) }{ 2bc }\]
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