Question

please help asap

Answer 1

@princeharryyy @Directrix @jango_IN_DTOWN @phi @sweetburger

Answer 2

Where are you stuck?
What is the law of sin?

Answer 3

sin(49 degrees)/14 = sin(A)/ 16

Solve for sine(A)

Answer 4

good

Answer 5

sin A =?

Answer 6

knock knock!! your answer??

Answer 7

Why don't you know??
\(\dfrac{sin B}{b}=\dfrac{sin A}{a}\)

Hence \(sin A=a*\dfrac{sin B}{b}= 16*\dfrac{sin 49}{14}= 0.862525\)

Now, just take \(arcsin (0,862525)=A\) to get the angle A.

Answer 8

When you have A, you know that A + B + C = 180, A is above, B = 49, you can get C

Answer 9

After then , again, apply law of Sine to get c from
\(\dfrac{sin C}{c}= \dfrac{sin B}{b}\)

Answer 10

I don't answer. You HAVE TO figure it out by yourself.

Answer 11

If you don't work on your own problem, why do I?
If you keep asking for the answer, I won't help you.

Answer 12

I won't answer because you just guess the answer, not work on it.