a. Use the properties of right triangles and AABC to prove the Law of Sines.
b. Find the length of BC, rounded to the nearest tenth of a unit.
In your final answer for parts A and B, Include all of the necessary steps and calculations.

a Use the properties of right triangles and AABC to prove the Law of Sines b Find the length of BC rounded to the nearest tenth of a unit In your final answer f class=

Respuesta :

The Law of sines defines that in a triangle, (Sin A)/a = (Sin B)/b = (Sin C)/c and as per law of sines the length of BC is 24.

The given triangle is ΔABC, we split the given triangle into two right-angled triangle ΔABD and ΔBCD.

In the triangle ΔABD,

sin θ = opposite side/hypotenuse

sin A=BD/AB

BD=(sin A)/AB

And in the triangle ΔBCD,

sin θ = opposite side/hypotenuse

sin B=BD/BC

BD=(sin B)/BC

Hence, BD=(sin A)/AB=(sin B)/BC

Let say, (sin A)/a=(sin B)/b

As per law of sine, (sin A)/a=(sin B)/b

Then,

(sin 46°)/a=(sin 31°)/17

a=(17 × sin 46°)/(sin 31°)

a=23.74

a=24

Hence, the value of BC, rounded to the nearest tenth of a unit is 24.

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