Solve the triangle.a = 18.76, c = 16.15, C = 35°30'
(Round lengths to the nearest hundredth when necessary.)
A. b1 = 17.52, A1 = 102°05', B1 = 42°25';
b2 = 26.19, A2 = 6°55', B2 = 137°35'
B. b1 = 27.2, A1 = 42°25', B1 = 102°05';
b2 = 3.35, A2 = 137°35', B2 = 6°55'
C. b = 25.19, A = 42°25', B = 102°05'
D. no triangle
Answer: B
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