Exam 7: Applications of Trigonometry
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Determine whether the law of cosines can be used to begin the solution process for the triangle. 

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Solve for B (0 < B < 90°), if possible. Round to the nearest tenth of a degree. 

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Use the following to answer questions :
z1 = 3 - 4i
z2 = -1 - 3i
z3 = 4 - i
-Express one complex number as the sum of the other two.
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For a certain AC circuit, R = 35 , XL = 20 and XC = 8 , with I = 2 A.
-Find the magnitude of Z, the phase angle between current and voltage, and write the result in trigonometric form.

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Find the component of u along v (compute compvu) for the vectors u and v given. Round to the nearest hundredth.
1475 lbs

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-Compute the product z1z2 using the trigonometric form. Write your answer in exact rectangular form.

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