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Answer:
35.9°
Step-by-step explanation:
The triangle is shown below.
Using cosine rule for the triangle ΔFGH,
[tex](GH)^{2}=(FG)^{2}+(FH)^{2}-2(FG)(FH)cos(\angle F)[/tex]
[tex](GH)=\sqrt{((FG)^{2}+(FH)^{2}-2(FG)(FH)cos(\angle F))}[/tex]
Plug in 8 ft for FH, 3 ft for FG and 72° for ∠F. Solve for GH.
⇒[tex](GH)=\sqrt{(13)^{2}+(8)^{2}-2(13)(8)cos(72)}=12.99\textrm{ ft}[/tex]
Now, we use sin rule and evaluate ∠G.
Sine rule is given as,
[tex]\frac{sin(\angle G)}{FH}=\frac{sin(\angle F)}{GH}[/tex]
Plug in 8 ft for FH, 12.99 ft for GH and 72° for ∠F. Solve for ∠G.
This gives,
[tex]\frac{sin(\angle G)}{FH}=\frac{sin(\angle F)}{GH}\\\frac{sin(\angle G)}{8}=\frac{sin(72)}{12.99}\\sin(\angle G)=\frac{sin(72)}{12.99}\times 8 \\\\sin(\angle G)=0.5857\\\\\angle G=sin^{-1}(0.5857)\\ \angle G=35.9[/tex]
∴ [tex]\angle G=35.9[/tex]°
Therefore, the measure of angle G is 35.9°

Answer:
Other person is correct. here are the summarized answer for my unit test right triangles and trigonometry unit test
1. side lengths 24, 32, and 40
right
2. a is right angle m b = 45
14\/2
3.quilt squares hypotenuse 18
9\/2
4.what are the values of the variables in the triangle below y, x, 30 degrees, 12\/3
x=18 y=6\/3
5.cos_=9/5
63.26
6. victor drives 300 meters up hill
292.3
7. the students in Mr. Collins class 59 degrees 63 feet
105 feet
8. an airplane pilot 5172 meters
912
9. to find the height of a pole 140 feet away 4 feet tall 44 degrees
139 feet
10. art piece 21in
191.0
11. a grid shows the positions of a subway (-7,-1) (-3,4)
6
12. triangle def m d 44 m d 61 ef 20 in
27.8
13.measure of j 16 103 degrees 11
42
14. triangle fgh fh 8 fg 13 m f 72 degrees
35.9
15. in triangle xyz xy 13 yz 20 xz 25
31
Won't do written part.
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