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Calculate the length b to two decimal places.
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any choices or
A. 29.84 B. 890.68 C. 36.99 D. 36
use the law of cosines ... given 2 sides, a,b, and the angle between them, C c^2 = a^2 + b^2 - 2ab cos(C)
@amistre64 They give me lengths a, c and angle B. I plugged everything in and I got 890.68 that just don't sound right?
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b^2 = 22^2 + 14^2 -2(14)(22) cos(110) as a rough guess, did you sqrt for b?
b^2 = 890... b = sqrt(890...)
No I didn't but that gives me an even higher number.
wait I sqaured it one min
Ok I got 29.84. That makes more sense! Thank you @amistre64 !
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:) youre welcome
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