what is the measure of angle C in the triangle below?
Remember when you have "triangle below" make sure you post up the triangle.
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@MeganChase please help??
Are you suppose to use the quadratic formula?
I think so
The answer choices are A.58.1 B.31.9 C.27.8 D.40.3
Use the law of Sines: a/sinA =b/SinB=c/SinC Each Lowercase letter is a side Each Uppercase case letter is an angle If you need to find and angle You do a/SinA =b/SinB(unknown angle) A corresponds to a, and so on
Gotta tag this guy again.... @johnweldon1993 My brain isn't working anymore..
So from my previous reply, you apply it and you get 28/SinC =53/Sin90 Cross multiply: 28*Sin90=53*SinC This all equals to 28/53=SinC Then get rid of Sin from the right side and by doing that you have to multiply it by Sin^-1() on the right AND the left side So Sin^-1(28/53) should be 31.89 degrees
oh my gosh thank you so much @crazyjulian123
Do you think you could help me with one more problem? @crazyjulian123
What is the value of cos(12) to the nearest ten-thousand?
.9781 it the value to the ten thousands place
What is the value of sin(42) to the nearest ten-thousand? @MeganChase
.6691
Can I ask you one more? its the last one I promise :) Simplify the radical expression. √72x^2 @MeganChase
ok. wait a second.
√72x² = √(36•2•x²) = √6²x² = 6x
is that all?
Sorry for late response. Use a calculator! It is your best friend for Math!
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