In the triangle shown below (not to scale), what is the angle gamma, y, when A=6.8, B= 8.4, and C = 11.5? Answer in degrees rounded to at least
the nearest hundredth.

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γ = 97.77°

Step-by-step explanation:

A = 6.8

B = 8.4

C = 11.5

To find γ, apply the angle version of the Law of Cosines:

Cos γ = (A² + B² - C²)/(2AB)

Plug in the values

Cos γ = (6.8² + 8.4² - 11.5²)/(2*6.8*8.4)

Cos γ = -15.45/114.24

Cos γ = -0.1352

γ = Cos^{-1}(-0.1352)

γ = 97.77° (nearest hundredth)

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