This is a high school grade 11 math (Pre-Calculus 20) question with many parts from the unit "Trigonometry." PLEASE PLEASE ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS CORRECTLY OR I WILL COMPLAIN AS I PAID FOR THIS SERVICE!!!! I really need help please give me good detailed correct answers for this question with many parts as I PAID FOR THIS!!!!!!!

Grade 11 Math (Pre-Calculus 20) - Unit 2 - Trigonometry - Math Lab 1A Directions: Show your work to receive full marks for each question. Be sure you include formulas and diagrams in your work. For multiple choice questions select the best answer for the question. 1) How many triangles are possible with the following information: ZC = 50', b = 20 and a = 15 a) 2 triangles because side a is bigger than the height. b) 1 triangle since this is not ambiguous information. c) 1 triangle because this is ambiguous. d) 2 triangles because side b is slightly larger than side a and the height. 2) How many solutions for side AC are there in 4ABC where ZA = 39', a = 10cm and c = 14 cm a) 1 b) 2 c) 0 d) Can't be calculated 3) If 0