Please help me with this Calculus Math

1. Solve for all missing parts of the triangle. All angle measures should be given in degrees. Round all decimals to one decimal place.

Angle A is across from Side a, Angle B is across from Side b, and Angle C is across from Side c.

Given a = 13, b = 11, and c = 15, find A, B, and C.

2. Solve for all missing parts of the triangle. All angle measures should be given in degrees. Round all decimals to one decimal place.

Angle A is across from Side a, Angle B is across from Side b, and Angle C is across from Side c.

Given C = 41.2 degree, a = 2.49, and b = 3.13, find c, A, and B.

3. Solve for all missing parts of the triangle. All angle measures should be given in degrees. Round all decimals to one decimal place.

Angle A is across from Side a, Angle B is across from Side b, and Angle C is across from Side c.

Given C = 28 degree, c =1.8 and a = 2.3, find A, b, and B.

HINT: Check to see if there is None, One, or Two triangles formed.

4. Solve for all missing parts of the triangle. All angle measures should be given in degrees. Round all decimals to one decimal place.

Angle A is across from Side a, Angle B is across from Side b, and Angle C is across from Side c.

Given b = 3, B = 124 degree, and a = 7, find A, C, and c.

HINT: Check to see if there is None, One, or Two triangles formed.

5. Solve for all missing parts of the triangle. All angle measures should be given in degrees. Round all decimals to one decimal place.

Angle A is across from Side a, Angle B is across from Side b, and Angle C is across from Side c.

Given b = 10, B = 95 degree, and C = 30 degree, find A, c, and a.

6. Given the sides a = 16 and b = 10, and angle C = 30 degree, find the area of the triangle. Round to the nearest whole number.

Note: Angle A is across from Side a, Angle B is across from Side b, and Angle C is across from Side c.

7. Find the area of the triangle with sides 20, 26, and 36 using Heron's Formula. Round your answer to one decimal place.

8. Solve for all missing parts of the triangle. All angle measures should be given in degrees. Round all decimals to one decimal place.

Angle A is across from Side a, Angle B is across from Side b, and Angle C is across from Side c.

Given b = 35.0, B = 25 degree, and a = 20.5, find A, C, and c.

HINT: Check to see if there is None, One, or Two triangles formed.