To find the distance across a river, a surveyor chooses points A and B, which are...

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To find the distance across a river, a surveyor chooses points A and B, which are x = 350 ft apart on one side of the river (see the figure). She then chooses a reference point C on the opposite side of the river and finds that BAC 82° and ABC 52°. Approximate the distance from A to C. (Round your answer to the nearest foot.) ft A x ft 820 520 B To find the distance across a river, a surveyor chooses points A and B, which are x = 350 ft apart on one side of the river (see the figure). She then chooses a reference point C on the opposite side of the river and finds that BAC 82° and ABC 52°. Approximate the distance from A to C. (Round your answer to the nearest foot.) ft A x ft 820 520 B

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