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In ΔJKL, k = 3.7 cm, ∠K=15° and ∠L=41°. Find the length of j, to the nearest 10th of a centimeter.

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Answer: 11.9

Explanation:

nearest 10th you have to round it

User Zayenz
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Answer:

The length of side j is 11.85cm

Explanation:

Given that

In triangle JKL,


\angle k=15


\angle l=41

Side k=LJ=3.7cm

To find side j=KL:

By using sine rule,

We can write as


(SinK)/(LJ) = (SinL)/(JK) = (SinJ)/(KL) \\(Sin15)/(3.7) = (Sin41)/(JK) = (SinJ)/(KL)

Using property of triangle,


\angle k+\angle l+\angle j=180


15+41+\angle j=180


\angle j=124


(Sin15)/(3.7) = (Sin41)/(JK) = (Sin124)/(KL)\\(Sin15)/(3.7) = (Sin124)/(KL)\\KL=3.7(Sin124)/(Sin15)\\KL=3.7(0.8290)/(0.2588)\\KL=11.85cm

Thus,

The length of side j is 11.85cm

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