help pre cal
where is the question
@Shadow
For this question you need to use the Law of Sines. Do you know what that is?
yes i just need my answers checked
\[\frac{ \sin 90 \times 12 }{ \sin 15 } = c\]
You are correct on the first one
yay
2 . tan x =10/7=55
am i correct
Since C is a right angle, we know that c is the hypotenuse. Therefore \[\sqrt (a + b) = c\] \[12.2 = c\] We get: \[\frac{ \sin B }{ 10 } = \frac{ \sin 90 }{ 12.2 }\] \[10\sin 90 = 12.2 \sin B\] \[\frac{ 10 }{ 12.2 } = \sin B\] \[\sin^{-1} (\frac{ 10 }{ 12.2 }) = 55.05\]
well that works too lol
3 i used a^2+b^2=c^2
is 3 correct
A = \[A = 180 - 90 - 30 = 60\] \[\frac{ \sin 30 }{ b } = \frac{ \sin 90 }{ 10 }\] \[b = \frac{ 10\sin30 }{ \sin90 } = 5\] \[a^2 + 25 = 100\] \[a^2 = 75\] \[a = 8.6602\]
Also the correct form of the formula I used earlier is: \[c = \sqrt (a^2 + b^2)\]
so d is correct omg how many answers are d i have 2 more to check lol
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ok all answers correct so far?
4 d 5 a
\[\frac{ \sin40 }{ 50 } = \frac{ \sin90 }{ c }\] \[c \sin40 = 50\sin90 \] \[c = \frac{ 50\sin90 }{ \sin40 }\] c = about 78 miles
\[2500 + b^2 = 6084\] b = about 60 miles
5?
you there
@Shadow
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\[\frac{ \sin42 }{ 15 } = \frac{ \sin90 }{ c }\] \[c \sin42 = 15 \sin90\] \[c = \frac{ 15 \sin 90 }{ \sin42 }\] \[c = 22.4\]
so all are correct
dddda
right?
\[225 + b^2 = 501.76 \] \[b^2 = 276.76\] \[b = 16.7\]
Yes, you did a good job.
if i need your help again ill start a new post
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