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Solve each triangle. Round your answers to the nearest tenth. 1) b = 17, c = 10, a = 11 m A = 8, m B = 108, m C = 4 14) In DEF, f =, m D = 9, e = 10 m E = 54.7, m F = 9., d =. 15) In ABC, m A = 145, c = 0, a = 17 Not a triangle 1) In XYZ, m X = 41, z =, x = 7 m Y = 85.7, m Z = 5., y = 41 Or m Y =., m Z =.7, y = 8.8 Find the area of this triangle to the nearest tenth. 17) In EFD, d = 4 mi, e = 11. mi, m E = 117 1.4 mi² 18) A triangle has an area of.8 square inches, and two of the sides of the triangle have lengths 9. inches and 7.4 inches. Find the smallest angle in such a triangle. 4.7 19) A triangular field has sides of lengths 8, 9, and 4 ft. Find the largest angle..7 Find the exact value of each. 0) cos 15 - - 4 Assuming sin x = 4 5 if p 04 ) tan ( x + y ) 5 4) csc ( x + y ) 5 04 1) sin 1p 5 < x < p and cot y = - - 4 ) sin ( x - y ) if p < y < p 5 5) sec ( x - y ) - 5 J Lo0]1lr SK\uOtFab ps]ovfctrwbanrxee vlfltc[.o ] EAvlAlx ^riiqgnhdtgsn BrpeGsue\rdveeodO.f M FM[aVdTeb UwEiLthha oi[n\fwifnpixtbes taclggbekbfr\ag Lw.

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