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Given: mZA= 15°; a = 10; m B = 57° Find b.

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Given: mZA= 15°; a = 10; m B = 57° Find b.

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Answer:

Solve in terms of the arbitrary variable B

.

Alw(10)⋅(ys)

true

a=10

m=57°B

Explanation:

Ian Durkan answered Oct 22, 2022

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