I am assuming that the sides have lengths 29" and 37" and that C is the diagonal opposite the 65° angle.
Then, by the Law of Cosines, C2 = 292 + 372 - 2(29)(37)cos65°.
Simplifying, we get C ≈ 36.1"
Dee G.
asked 11/18/19Two Adjacent Sides Of A Parallelogram Are 29' And 37", Respectively. The Angle Between These Two Sides Is 65° Find The Length Of C.
I am assuming that the sides have lengths 29" and 37" and that C is the diagonal opposite the 65° angle.
Then, by the Law of Cosines, C2 = 292 + 372 - 2(29)(37)cos65°.
Simplifying, we get C ≈ 36.1"
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