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Question 1 of 20 (5 points) Back Question 1 V Next If B = 83, y = 610, c = 11.52 , find all unknown side lengths and angle measures. Round to the nearest hundredth for side lengths and angles, as needed. B C a a b a ~ b ~ a = OQuestion 2 of 20 (5 points) Back Question 2 If a = 260, B = 33, c = 5.572 , find all unknown side lengths and angle measures. Round to the nearest hundredth for side lengths and angles, as needed. To C Y a b a ~ b ~ Y = OQuestion 3 of 20 (5 points) Back Question 3 V Next Ify = 950 , b = 20.3, c =26.9, find all unknown side lengths and angle measures. Round to the nearest hundredth for side lengths and angles, as needed. C a b a ~ O to a ~Question 4 of 20 (5 points) Back Determine the number of possible triangles with the given information. c = 9, a = 6, and y = 40 O One O Two O NoneQuestion 5 of 20 (5 points) Solve the triangle 0: = 58, a = 9, and b = 9.6, if possible. If two triangles exist, solve both. DECIDE] ,6 z 115.2", y as 6.8", c #126 ,6 m 52.66", y as 69.34", c w 9.3 ,6 m 64.8",y m 57.2", c m 8.92 5 m 52.66", 1/ m 69.34", c x 8.16 No such triangle exists. Question 6 of 20 (5 points) Back Question 6 Next V 8.2 If a = 450 and a = 8 , determine the measures for b that will result in one nonright triangle, no triangle, and two triangles. Round b values to the nearest hundredth as needed. A. One nonright triangle exists when b C. Two triangles exist when