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What is the measure of angle K in the triangle below?

Help! What is the measure of angle K in the triangle below?-example-1
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K=43° to the nearest degree

Step-by-step explanation

Use the sine rule:


( \sin(J) )/(j) = ( \sin(L))/(l)

Substitute the values


( \sin(J) )/(10) = ( \sin(102 \degree))/(17)

This gives us,


\sin(J) = ( \sin(102 \degree))/(17) * 10


J = \sin ^( - 1) (0.57538094161) = 35.126 \degree

J is approximately 35°

We now use the sum of interior angles of a triangle to find K.


K + 35 \degree + 102 \degree = 180 \degree


K = 180 \degree - 35 \degree - 102 \degree


K = 43 \degree

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