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Solve the triangle round to one decimal place

Solve the triangle round to one decimal place-example-1

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The missing angles are 74.6 degrees and 42.4 degrees while the missing side is 6.5 .

How to solve a triangle

To solve a triangle means to find the unknown sides and angles of a triangle, given some known information. The process varies depending on the given information and the type of triangle (e.g., right-angled, scalene, isosceles, or equilateral).

We know that;


a^2 =
b^2 +
c^2 - 2abCosA


a^2 =
5^2+
7^2 - (2 * 5 *7) Cos 63

a = √
5^2+
7^2 - (2 * 5 *7) Cos 63

a = √74 - 31.8

a = 6.5

Using the sine rule;

a/Sin A = b/Sin B

6.5/Sin 63 = 7/Sin B

Sin B = 7 * Sin 63/6.5

B = 74.6 degrees

Angle C = 180 - (74.6 + 63)

= 42.4 degrees

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