What is one possible solution for the triangle below?

segment YZ ≈ 19.4 in
angle X ≈ 85.3°
angle Z ≈ 26.7°

Explanation:

1) Given two side lenghts and one angle you can use sine law:



2) Using the sides with length 43 in and 40in, and the corresponding opposite angles, Z and 68°, that leads to:



From which you can clear sinZ and get:

sinZ = 43 × sin(68) / 40 = 0.9967

⇒ Z = arcsine(0.9967) ≈ 85.36°

3) The third angle can be determined using 85.36° + 68° + X = 180°

⇒ X = 180° - 85.36° - 68° = 26.64°.

4) Finally, you can apply the law of sine to obtain the last missing length:



From which: x = 40 × sin(26.64°) /  sin(68°) = 19.34 in

The answer, then is:
segment YZ ≈ 19.4 in
angle X ≈ 85.3°
angle Z ≈ 26.7°

244 56/70 = 244 (56 ÷ 14)/(70 ÷ 14) = 244 4/5