By using triangle properties and the law of the sines twice, we find that the missing angle is 50° and the missing lengths are 14.232 and 16.229, respectively.
How to determine the missing variables of a triangle
In this triangle we know the length of a side (b = 13) and the measure of two adjacent angles (A = 57°, C = 73°). First, we determine the measure of the missing angle by using triangles properties:
B = 180° - 57° - 73°
B = 50°
Lastly, we determine the missing lengths by the law of the sines:
[tex]a = 13 \times \frac{\sin 57^{\circ}}{\sin 50^{\circ}}[/tex]
a ≈ 14.232
[tex]c = 13 \times \frac{\sin 73^{\circ}}{\sin 50^{\circ}}[/tex]
c ≈ 16.229
By using triangle properties and the law of the sines twice, we find that the missing angle is 50° and the missing lengths are 14.232 and 16.229, respectively.
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