Consider AABC with the measurements given below. mZA 43°, a 10 cm, b = 15 cm Solve A ABC by finding mZB, mc, and c. ⚫ If A ABC is ambiguous, determine both sets of solutions for mZB, mZC, and c. If AABC cannot exist with the given measurements, explain how you know. Round all calculations to 2 decimal places.

Consider AABC with the measurements given below. mZA 43°, a 10 cm, b = 15 cm Solve A ABC by finding mZB, mc, and c. ⚫ If A ABC is ambiguous, determine both sets of solutions for mZB, mZC, and c. If AABC cannot exist with the given measurements, explain how you know. Round all calculations to 2 decimal places.

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

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