Asked by Mark
use the given information to solve the triangle.
C= 85 degrees 20'
a = 35
c = 50
I know that I have to find A,B,b but I do not know how to do this.
C= 85 degrees 20'
a = 35
c = 50
I know that I have to find A,B,b but I do not know how to do this.
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First draw a triangle, approximately right-angled.
Name the near-right-angle C (=85°20')
Name the opposite side (near hypotenuse) c.
Name one of the other sides a, and the opposite angle A. Name the remaining side and angle b and B.
Apply the sine rule:
sin A /a= sin C /c
Solve for angle A (approx. 44.2°)
Find angle B=180-A-C
Find side b, again using the sine rule:
b/sin B = c/sin C
from which b=38.7 approx.
or use the cosine rule:
b²=a²+c²-2ac cos(B)
Check your calculations using the cosine rule on the other sides/angles.
Name the near-right-angle C (=85°20')
Name the opposite side (near hypotenuse) c.
Name one of the other sides a, and the opposite angle A. Name the remaining side and angle b and B.
Apply the sine rule:
sin A /a= sin C /c
Solve for angle A (approx. 44.2°)
Find angle B=180-A-C
Find side b, again using the sine rule:
b/sin B = c/sin C
from which b=38.7 approx.
or use the cosine rule:
b²=a²+c²-2ac cos(B)
Check your calculations using the cosine rule on the other sides/angles.
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