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Solve the Triangle with the Given Parts

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Solve the triangle with the given parts.
-Solve the triangle with the given parts. - = 37.9°, b = 16.3, = 93.4° A) = 131.3°, a = 13.3, c = 21.7 B) = 48.7°, a = 10, c = 4.6 C) = 48.7°, a = 13.3, c = 21.7 D) = 131.3°, a = 10, c = 4.6 = 37.9°, b = 16.3, Solve the triangle with the given parts. - = 37.9°, b = 16.3, = 93.4° A) = 131.3°, a = 13.3, c = 21.7 B) = 48.7°, a = 10, c = 4.6 C) = 48.7°, a = 13.3, c = 21.7 D) = 131.3°, a = 10, c = 4.6 = 93.4°


A) Solve the triangle with the given parts. - = 37.9°, b = 16.3, = 93.4° A) = 131.3°, a = 13.3, c = 21.7 B) = 48.7°, a = 10, c = 4.6 C) = 48.7°, a = 13.3, c = 21.7 D) = 131.3°, a = 10, c = 4.6 = 131.3°, a = 13.3, c = 21.7
B) Solve the triangle with the given parts. - = 37.9°, b = 16.3, = 93.4° A) = 131.3°, a = 13.3, c = 21.7 B) = 48.7°, a = 10, c = 4.6 C) = 48.7°, a = 13.3, c = 21.7 D) = 131.3°, a = 10, c = 4.6 = 48.7°, a = 10, c = 4.6
C) Solve the triangle with the given parts. - = 37.9°, b = 16.3, = 93.4° A) = 131.3°, a = 13.3, c = 21.7 B) = 48.7°, a = 10, c = 4.6 C) = 48.7°, a = 13.3, c = 21.7 D) = 131.3°, a = 10, c = 4.6 = 48.7°, a = 13.3, c = 21.7
D) Solve the triangle with the given parts. - = 37.9°, b = 16.3, = 93.4° A) = 131.3°, a = 13.3, c = 21.7 B) = 48.7°, a = 10, c = 4.6 C) = 48.7°, a = 13.3, c = 21.7 D) = 131.3°, a = 10, c = 4.6 = 131.3°, a = 10, c = 4.6

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