. [4 pts] Suppose the only information you have about a triangle ABC is that C is 89°, b = 35, and c = 11. (a) How many possible solutions are there for such a triangle? (i) One solution (ii) Two solutions (iii) No solutions (b) Which of the following additional conditions alter the number of solutions when imposed on the given triangle? (If nothing changes after adding these conditions, write "NONE.") (i) A is acute (ii) B is acute
. [4 pts] Suppose the only information you have about a triangle ABC is that C is 89°, b = 35, and c = 11. (a) How many possible solutions are there for such a triangle? (i) One solution (ii) Two solutions (iii) No solutions (b) Which of the following additional conditions alter the number of solutions when imposed on the given triangle? (If nothing changes after adding these conditions, write "NONE.") (i) A is acute (ii) B is acute
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![. [4 pts] Suppose the only information you have about a triangle ABC
is that C is 89°, b = 35, and c = 11.
(a) How many possible solutions are there for such a triangle?
(i) One solution
(ii) Two solutions
(iii) No solutions
(b) Which of the following additional conditions alter the number of
solutions when imposed on the given triangle? (If nothing changes
after adding these conditions, write "NONE.")
(i) A is acute
(ii) B is acute](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/513aadd7-c916-4179-86cd-11c0f7eed57f/22529d06-1cbe-46bd-a256-410301e797fd/5nuascp_processed.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:. [4 pts] Suppose the only information you have about a triangle ABC
is that C is 89°, b = 35, and c = 11.
(a) How many possible solutions are there for such a triangle?
(i) One solution
(ii) Two solutions
(iii) No solutions
(b) Which of the following additional conditions alter the number of
solutions when imposed on the given triangle? (If nothing changes
after adding these conditions, write "NONE.")
(i) A is acute
(ii) B is acute
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