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Directions: Use the Law of Sines to find each missing side or angle. Round to the nearest tenth.

Directions: Use the Law of Sines to find each missing side or angle. Round to the-example-1

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Question 14


(\sin x)/(26)=(\sin 49^(\circ))/(25)\\\\\sin x=(26\sin 49^(\circ))/(25)\\\\x \approx 51.7^(\circ), 128.3^(\circ)

Both of these values satisfy the angle sum of a triangle.

Question 16


(\sin x)/(8)=(\sin 105^(\circ))/(11)\\\\\sin x=(8 \sin 105^(\circ))/(11)\\\\x \approx 44.6^(\circ), 135.4^(\circ)

However, the second case exceeds the angle sum of a triangle, so
x \approx 44.6^(\circ).

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