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Find an angle γ in degrees in the triangle for which α = 30 degrees, b...

Find an angle γ in degrees in the triangle for which α = 30 degrees, b = 44 inches, and a = 22 inches. There is(are) exactly _____ such triangles. In this case γ = _______degrees is a possible angle.

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