7. Find all solutions to the following triangle. (Round your answers for angles A, C, A', and to the nearest minute. Round your answers for sides a and a'to two decimal places. If either triangle is not
possible, enter NONE In each corresponding answer blank.)
B = 65° 20', b = 5.38 inches, c = 4.88 inches
First triangle (assume C greater than or equal to 90°):
A= degrees ’
C= degrees ’
a= in

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