SOLUTION: given a triangle with a=8, c=41 degrees, and b=14 degrees, what is the lenght of c? round the answers to two decimals laces.
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Question 262061: given a triangle with a=8, c=41 degrees, and b=14 degrees, what is the lenght of c? round the answers to two decimals laces.
Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
c is an angle of 41 degrees.
Use the right letter for angles and sides.
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