Answer:
C. 15.04°
Explanation:
The best approach to this question is to use the Law of Sine:
![(a)/(sin(a)) =(b)/(sin(b)) =(c)/(sin(c))](https://img.qammunity.org/2021/formulas/mathematics/college/sl1p57bvp3f7e2d875y04i1tap17tqdmd2.png)
We are given ∠48°, 63 on the longest side and 22 on the adjacent side (opposite of ∠B). This means we just have to set up our equation (remember to set calc to deg!!):
![(63)/(sin48) = (22)/(sinB)](https://img.qammunity.org/2021/formulas/mathematics/college/blsomw8p7ffxnifjypg5n9t9j2ld2kv3r8.png)
We solve by cross multiplying:
63sin(B) = 22sin(48°)
sin(B) =
![(22sin48)/(63)](https://img.qammunity.org/2021/formulas/mathematics/college/rh5q6x65zrz25qf6fzjng5dlsucg1dhnch.png)
B = sin^-1 (
)
Plug the B equation into the calculator and your final answer should be 15.041°, which rounds to 15.04°.