Solve the Triangle Using the Labels as Shown in the Illustration

question 74

Multiple Choice

Solve the triangle using the labels as shown in the illustration (round lengths of sides to three significant digits and angles to the nearest tenth of a degree) . $\angle A = 13.5$ °, a = 207 ft, b = 188 ft

• A) c = 385 ft, \(\angle B = 49.3\) °, \(\angle C = 117.2\) °
• B) c = 207 ft, \(\angle B = 49.3\) °, \(\angle C = 117.2\) °
• C) c = 385 ft, \(\angle B = 154.3\) °, \(\angle C = 12.2\) °
• D) c = 385 ft, \(\angle B = 12.2\) °, \(\angle C = 154.3\) °
• E) c = 207 ft, \(\angle B = 12.2\) °, \(\angle C = 154.3\) °

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Definitions:

LIFO

"Last In, First Out," an inventory valuation method where the last items added to inventory are considered sold first.

Retail Inventory Method

An accounting method used by retailers to estimate their ending inventory balances by applying a cost-to-retail price ratio to the retail value of the inventory.

Cost-to-retail Ratio

A method used to estimate the value of ending inventory based on the ratio of the cost of goods available for sale to the retail price of those goods.

Ending Inventory

The worth of products ready for sale at the close of an accounting cycle, determined by adding the initial inventory and purchases, then subtracting the cost of goods sold.