Warm Up Solve ΔSJT given s = 49, side j = 16, and side T = 115°. S = ___ J = _ T = _ s = _ j = _ t = ___.

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Warm Up Solve ΔSJT given s = 49, side j = 16, and side T = 115°. S = _____ J = _____ T = _____ s = _____ j = _____ t = _____

Answer Solve ΔSJT given s = 49, side j = 16, and side T = 115°. S = 50.43° J = 14.58° T = 115° s = 48 j = 16 t = 57.62

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