Question 1 Use the law of sines, the law of cosines, or the Pythagorean Theorem to solve AABC. A = 460, C = 1120, b = 5Qubstion 2 Solve AAEIC. Round to one decimal place where necessary. The "triangle' may have no solution or may have two solutions. If There are two triangles, write both answers in the blank. If no triangle, type NAin each blank. A=41. C=TT.a=1U.5 8: bus I on: Question 3 Solve AABC. Round to one decimal place where necessary. The "triangle" may have no solution or may have two solutions. If there are two triangles, write both answers in the blank. If no triangle, type NA in each blank. A = 580, a = 4.5, b = 5 B = CRQuestion 4 A tree growing on a hillside casts a 157-foot shadow straight down the hill (see figure). Find the vertical height of the tree if, relative to the horizontal, the hill slopes 11.0' and the angle of elevation of the sun is 42.0. 109 feet O 551 feet O 127 feet O 231 feetQuestion 5 Use the law of sines, the law of cosines, or the Pythagorean Theorem to solve AABC. Round to one decimal place where necessary. C = 900, a = 7, b = 11 O A = 32.50 B = 57.50, c = 13 O A = 39.40 B = 85.90, c = 54.7 O A = 40.30 B = 49.70, c = 13 O no triangle is formed