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6.

Determine the angles


Discussion:
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Kcrkr said:
1 decade ago
Please let me know why you are using Sin theta, I think sin is using against for length / hypotenus, we get for cos theta also because we know base of triangle. Then answer is 9.22.
Aviral Singh said:
1 decade ago
In triangle ABC, taking AC as the base of the triangle
i.e. 7 units
and height BC i.e. 6 units
Then, Sin40=6/AB
Hence, AB=6/Sin40
Therefore, AB=9.33
Now using sine formula 7/sinCBA=6/sin40
Therefore SinCBA=0.7499
so Angle CBA=48.58
Now AngleACB,, ACB+40+48.58=180
Angle ACB=91.42
ANSWER: Option D
i.e. 7 units
and height BC i.e. 6 units
Then, Sin40=6/AB
Hence, AB=6/Sin40
Therefore, AB=9.33
Now using sine formula 7/sinCBA=6/sin40
Therefore SinCBA=0.7499
so Angle CBA=48.58
Now AngleACB,, ACB+40+48.58=180
Angle ACB=91.42
ANSWER: Option D
Damodaran said:
1 decade ago
I'm confused please let me clear.
Nitish said:
1 decade ago
Using sine formula,
a/sin A = b/sin B
6/sin 40 = 7/sin CBA
a/sin A = b/sin B
6/sin 40 = 7/sin CBA
Kumar said:
1 decade ago
Hai Preethi you said answer for this problem is only applicable for right angled triangle, but it is not a right angled triangle.
Hasi said:
1 decade ago
It would be better to give a small description for angles also...
Hemu Singh said:
1 decade ago
If the sides of the triangle are a=6, b=7,and AB=d (let)
then according to cosine triangle formula
COS(A)= (b^2 + c^2 - a^2)/2bc
Where A=40'
d = 9.33 & 1.39
So ans. is option d....
then according to cosine triangle formula
COS(A)= (b^2 + c^2 - a^2)/2bc
Where A=40'
d = 9.33 & 1.39
So ans. is option d....
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