A:
We use SOHCAHTOA. We have the value of the adjacent and want the opposite (the angle is ACB). So we use tangent.
[tex]tan(88.6) = \frac{x}{389} [/tex]
Solve for x:
[tex]389 \times tan(88.6) = x \\ x = 15916.873[/tex]
So, AB = 15917 (to nearest foot).
B:
It's right.
More SOHCAHTOA. We know opposite and adjacent and want to know angle, so more tangent.
[tex]tan(d) = \frac{15917}{459} \\ d = arctan( \frac{15917}{459} ) = 88.348[/tex]
Angle of D is 88.35° (nearest hundredth).
C:
Think of this as two triangles: ACB and ABD. Angle BAD is 180 - 90 - 88.35 = 1.65° (since all the angles of a triangle have to add to 180).
Angle CAB is 180 - 90 - 88.6 = 1.4°.
Angle CAD = BAD + CAB.
1.65° + 1.4° = 2.05°.
Multipy by π÷180 to convert to radians:
[tex]2.05 \times \frac{\pi}{180} = 0.0358[/tex]
Therefore, CAD = 0.0358 rad.