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6 If ZA = 70°, ZB = 45°, and a = 5cm, then the length of b,
to the nearest hundreth of a centimetre, is
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6.64 cm
3.21 cm
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4.82 cm
3.76 cm


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If ZA = 70°, ZB = 45°, and a = 5cm, then the length of b,
to the nearest hundreth of a centimet

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