Mathematics, 05.08.2020 07:01 bellam302

7. Assume two people, Swanson and Suzie, are standing 35 feet apart and are watching a boat race. At a given moment, Swanson approximates the angle formed by the lead boat, himself, and
Suzie to be 30°. Suzie approximates the angle formed by the lead boat, herself, and Swanson to be
130. How far is the boat from Swanson?
130°
30"
35 feet
Swanson
Suzie
Part I: What is the missing angle in this triangle? (1 point)
Part II: Use the law of sines to find the distance from Swanson to the boat. (2 points)

7. Assume two people, Swanson and Suzie, are standing 35 feet apart and are watching a boat

race.

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7. Assume two people, Swanson and Suzie, are standing 35 feet apart and are watching a boat race. A...