Select an Answer Question 5 ZC = 50°; AB = 6.6 cm and BC = 8.2 What are the measures of the unknown angles and sides in this triangle? Round all angles to the nearest degree and sides to the nearest tenth of a unit. cm C 35 2C = 45°; AB = 13.9 cm and BC = 12.1 cm 8 cm 85° ZC = 60°; AB = 12.1 cm and BC = 13.9 cm 2C = 60° ; AB = 13.9 cm and BC = D 12.1 cm 出Calc Select an Answer... Skip

Select an Answer Question 5 ZC = 50°; AB = 6.6 cm and BC = 8.2 What are the measures of the unknown angles and sides in this triangle? Round all angles to the nearest degree and sides to the nearest tenth of a unit. cm C 35 2C = 45°; AB = 13.9 cm and BC = 12.1 cm 8 cm 85° ZC = 60°; AB = 12.1 cm and BC = 13.9 cm 2C = 60° ; AB = 13.9 cm and BC = D 12.1 cm 出Calc Select an Answer... Skip

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Mathematics For Machine Technology

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337798310

Author:Peterson, John.

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Chapter61: Areas Of Circles, Sectors, And Segments

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 38A: Three pieces, each in the shape of a sector, are cut from the rectangular sheet of steel shown. How...

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