SOLUTION: Solve the triangle with a = 12.7 degrees , b = 22.1 degrees and c= 58 degree and 35 seconds (30').
can you please help me? I really don't get it. Thanks so much in advance :)
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Question 696254: Solve the triangle with a = 12.7 degrees , b = 22.1 degrees and c= 58 degree and 35 seconds (30').
can you please help me? I really don't get it. Thanks so much in advance :)
Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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