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In ABC a=14cm , b=9cm c=6cm solve for angle C

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In ABC a=14cm , b=9cm c=6cm solve for angle C

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I would use sine on your graphing calculator for this question (I don't have mine so I can't do it for you)

Janus answered Feb 23, 2018

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Are you multiplying, because I don't see the questions here...please explain and I will help

Bilal Ahmed Yaseen answered Mar 1, 2018

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