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[tiny wave]

question asks for Angle A, not Angle C

they did us dirty
they really had me tryna find C as well lol

use the same method to find Angle A

remember that hte corresponding side would be the side right opposite the angle
so when putting in the values, put them in the right position

A in the equation isnt A in the diagram
The A depends on where you put it

ok this would make much more sense

so the c^2 would be the side opposite the angle you're tryna find

a and b would be the other sides

[vague ridge]

use cosine law, c^2=a^2+b^2-2ab*cos(∠C)

[indigo blaze]

The angle A is 55.8°

[vague ridge]

ah yes, fellow degrees enjoyer