Raymond B. answered 02/18/22
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
A = 75 degrees
b = 51.2
a = 33.7
use the Law of Sines
sinB/b = sinA/a
sinB/51.2 = sinA/33.7
sinB = 51.2(sin75)/33.7 = 51.2(.966)/33.7 >1 which is impossible
there is no triangle with an angle 75 and opposite side = 33.7 as well as another side = 51.2
or try the Law of Cosines
a^2 = c^2 + b^2 -2cbCosA
33.7^2 = c^2 + 51.2^2 - 2c(51.2)Cos75
solve for c
c^2 - 102.4(.259)c + 2621.44 - 1135.69
c^2 -26.52c + 1485.75 = 0
the discriminant = b^2 -4ac = 26.52^2 - 4(1485.75) <0
there is no real solution for side c
try drawing a rough sketch of the "triangle" You can't, not with 75 degrees, opposite side 33.7 and one other side = 51.2