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To solve this problem, we can use something called the law of sines. This is a proportional relationship in which the sine of one angle over the opposite side is equal to the sine of another angle over its opposite side.

sin(a) / a = sin(b) / b = sin(c) / c

To use the law of sines, we will need to figure out the measure of angle C, however.

27 + 132 + C = 180

159 + C = 180

C = 21

Now that we have sides and their opposite angles, we can apply the law of sines.

sin(27) / AC = sin(21) / 26

AC x sin(21) = sin(27) x 26

AC = [ sin(27) x 26 ] / sin(21)

AC = 32.9375

AC (rounded) = 32.9

Answer: AC = 32.9 m

Hope this helps!

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