Consider a triangle ABC for which ZA= 105°, a = 28, b = 18. If such a triangle can not exist, then write NONE in each answer box. If there could be more than one such triangle, then enter dimensions for the one with the smallest value for side c. Finally, if there is a unique triangle ABC, then enter its dimensions. LB is 38.31 degrees; ZC is 36.39 degrees; c= 25.98929

Consider a triangle ABC for which ZA= 105°, a = 28, b = 18. If such a triangle can not exist, then write NONE in each answer box. If there could be more than one such triangle, then enter dimensions for the one with the smallest value for side c. Finally, if there is a unique triangle ABC, then enter its dimensions. LB is 38.31 degrees; ZC is 36.39 degrees; c= 25.98929

Mathematics For Machine Technology

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ISBN:9781337798310

Author:Peterson, John.

Publisher:Peterson, John.

Chapter66: Introduction To Trigonometric Functions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 19A: With reference to 1, name each of the sides of the following triangles as opposite, adjacent, or...

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