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Brent
Given Triange ABC with
an area of 100.2 a = 32.5 c = 29.2
Find angle B, expressed in degrees.
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Answered by
Henry
Area = (1/2)ac*sinB = 100.2,
(1/2)*32.5*29.2sinB = 100.2,
474.5sinB = 100.2,
sinB = 0.2112,
B = 12.2 Deg.
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