Consider the following segment of dna: 5' gcttcccaa 3'3' cgaagggtt 5'assume that the top strand is the template strand used by rna polymerase.a. draw the rna transcribed.b. label its 5' and 3' ends.c. draw the corresponding amino acid chain.d. label its amino and carboxyl ends.repeat parts a through d, assuming the bottom strand to be the template strand.

We can find r

Step-by-step explanation:

The law of sine also known as the sine rule, stipulates that the ratio of the length of a side of a triangle and the sine of the angle facing that side is a constant for all the sides of the triangle.

Mathematically, what this means is that;

r/Sin R = q/Sin Q = s/Sin S

Now, for this question, what do we have?

we have angle Q and the side facing it q

We also have angle R.

So the side we can find from here using the sine rule is no other than the side r.

We can find the length of side r from the triangle using the sine rule

And thus we have something like;

9.5/Sine 18 = r/Sine 135