The Law of Sines
It's a formula that relates side lengths to their opposite angle measure.
We are given a triangle ABC where one of its sides is AC=52.6 cm. Angles A and C are also known, A=44°, C=100°.
We can calculate the third angle by subtracting A+C from 180°:
B = 180° - 44° - 100° = 36°
Now we calculate the side length x by using the law of sines as follows:
![(52.6)/(\sin 36)=(x)/(\sin 44\~)](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/4mdk7smmtvfhzpx5uutj6l6rj6mjfbt1ip.png)
Solving for x:
![x=52.6\cdot(\sin 44)/(\sin 36)](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/t2776l0p5rpxy0lpg760lsp0wc4849kli5.png)
Calculating:
![x\text{ = 52.6}\cdot(0.6947)/(0.5878)=62.17\operatorname{cm}]()
Thus x = 62.17 cm