
Mark M. answered 03/07/21
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
Label the diagram with the lengths of one-half of c and d.
One half of c is 26.5, one half of d is 18.5.
Use 26.5, 18.5, 24, and Law of Cosines to determine size of angle opposite b.
Determine the size of the angle opposite a (its the supplement of the above)
Use 26.5, 18.5, the angle from above and the Law of Cosines to determine a
Use a, b, c, and Law of Cosines to determine φ
Use a, b, d, and Law of Cosines to determine θ.
At some point you should start doing some of this on your own.