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The measure of angle B = 31 degrees, measure of angle C = 121 degrees, and b = 9. Then a =
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Answer: 8.2

Explanation:

As angles in a triangle add to 180 degrees,


\angle A=180^(\circ)-121^(\circ)-31^(\circ)=28^(\circ)

So, by the Law of Sines,


(a)/(\sin A)=(b)/(\sin B)\\\\a=(b \sin A)/(\sin B)\\\\a=(9 \sin 28^(\circ))/(\sin 31^(\circ))\\\\a \approx \boxed{8.2}

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