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Use the Law of Sines to complete an expression that represents the angle measure x.

Use the Law of Sines to complete an expression that represents the angle measure x-example-1
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Answer:

The length of a is equal to 14.9.

The angle measure of b is equal to 71°.

The length of c is equal to 25.5.

General Formulas and Concepts:
Pre-Calculus

Law of Sines:

\displaystyle \bold{ (\sin A)/(a) = (\sin B)/(b) = (\sin C)/(c) }

Explanation:

Step 1: Define

Identify given from triangle.

Length corresponding with x°: 14.9

Other given angle: 71°

Length corresponding with 71°: 25.5

Step 2: Find Values

  1. [Law of Sines] Substitute in variables:

    \displaystyle (\sin x^\circ)/(14.9) = (\sin 71^\circ)/(25.5)
  2. Isolate x° term:

    \displaystyle \sin x^\circ = (14.9 \sin 71^\circ)/(25.5)
  3. Isolate x°:

    \displaystyle x^\circ = \sin^(-1) \bigg( (14.9 \sin 71^\circ)/(25.5) \bigg)
  4. Identify variables:

    \displaystyle a = 14.9 , \ b = 71^\circ , \ c = 25.5

∴ we have completed the expression using Law of Sines.

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Topic: Precalculus

Unit: Trigonometry

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