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A triangular parcel of a land with vertices at R,S, and T was to be enclosed by a fence, bit it was discovered that the surveyor's mark at S was Missing . From a deed to the property , it was learnedthat the distance from T to R is 325 m, the distance from T to S is 550m , and the angle at Rin triangle is 120°, determine the location of S by finding the distance from R to S.​

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Answered by tijlalpaikra
4

Answer:

For this kind of problem we use the concept of trigonometry. You should remember:-

Cosine rule(for any triangle),

a^2=b^2+c^2-2bc.cosA.

OR, b^2=a^2+c^2-2ac.cosB.

OR,c^2=a^2+b^2-2ab.cosC.

And the SINE rule

sinA/a=sinB/b=sinC/c.

For this case we are given;

RT=324m

TS=506m

angle at R(R=125.4*).

We're required to find

angle S and RS.

Firstly we use cosine rule.

TS^2=RT^2+RS^2-2RT.RScosR.

(506)^2=(324)^2+RS^2-(2*234*RScos(125.4)).

On rearranging in the quadratic form we get,

RS^2-648cos(125.4)+(324^2-506^2)=0.

Plag in the calculator and you can find that RS=243.92m.

And angle S is;

sinS/324=sinR/506.

SinS=(324/506)sin(125.4)

sinS=0.5219.

S=sin-1(0.5219).

S=31.46¤. Therefore the distance from R and S is 243.92m and the angle at S is 31.46¤.

Answered by rituxxxx
1

Step-by-step explanation:

For this kind of problem we use the concept of trigonometry. You should remember:-

Cosine rule(for any triangle),

a^2=b^2+c^2-2bc.cosA.

OR, b^2=a^2+c^2-2ac.cosB.

OR,c^2=a^2+b^2-2ab.cosC.

And the SINE rule

sinA/a=sinB/b=sinC/c.

For this case we are given;

RT=324m

TS=506m

angle at R(R=125.4*).

We're required to find

angle S and RS.

Firstly we use cosine rule.

TS^2=RT^2+RS^2-2RT.RScosR.

(506)^2=(324)^2+RS^2-(2*234*RScos(125.4)).

On rearranging in the quadratic form we get,

RS^2-648cos(125.4)+(324^2-506^2)=0.

Plag in the calculator and you can find that RS=243.92m.

And angle S is;

sinS/324=sinR/506.

SinS=(324/506)sin(125.4)

sinS=0.5219.

S=sin-1(0.5219).

S=31.46¤. Therefore the distance from R and S is 243.92m and the angle at S is 31.46¤.

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