Use the Law of Cosines to determine the indicated angle 0. (Assume a - 139.5, b = 59.5, and c = 156.5. Round your answer to the nearest degree.)

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Work Shown:
Law of cosines
c^2 = a^2 + b^2 - 2*a*b*cos(C)
156.5^2 = 139.5^2 + 59.5^2 - 2*139.5*59.5*cos(C)
24492.25 = 19460.25 + 3540.25 - 16600.5*cos(C)
24492.25 = 23000.5 - 16600.5*cos(C)
24492.25 - 23000.5 = -16600.5*cos(C)
1491.75 = -16600.5*cos(C)
-16600.5*cos(C) = 1491.75
cos(C) = (1491.75)/(-16600.5)
cos(C) = -0.0898617511520737
C = arccos(-0.0898617511520737)
C = 95.1556537886261
C = 95 degrees approximately
Make sure your calculator is in degree mode.
"arccos" is short for "arccosine" which is the same as inverse cosine. Your calculator may show this as the button labeled [tex]\cos^{-1}[/tex]