Use the figure below to find the missing angles, if a = 20, b = 28, and c = 44. Find both solutions. The triangle is not necessarily drawn to scale. b B Round your answers to two decimal places. Let triangle 1 be the triangle that has the smallest value for angle A. If there is only one solution, enter NA in all answer areas for triangle 2. AL = degrees BL = i degrees CL = i degrees A2 = degrees B2 = degrees C2 = degreesUse the figure below to find the missing sides and angles, if a = 6, b = 16, C = 34% If there are two solutions, find both. The triangle is not necessarily drawn to scale. A C b B C a Round your answers to three decimal places. Let triangle 1 be the triangle that has the smallest value for angle A. If there is only one solution, enter -1 in all answer areas for triangle 2. A= i B= i o C2 A2 = i o B2= i OUse the figure below to find the missing sides and angles, if b = 8, c = 5, B = 75% If there are two solutions, find both. The triangle is not necessarily drawn to scale. A C b B C a Round your answers to three decimal places. Let triangle 1 be the triangle that has the smallest value for angle A. If there is only one solution, enter - 1 in all answer areas for triangle 2. If there is no solution, enter - 1 in all answer areas. a1 i a2 A2 = C2 = o