aricamonts2014 aricamonts2014

23-03-2017
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How to set up a problem for law of sines when m

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wolf1728 wolf1728

23-03-2017

I think you meant to have more of a problem stated.
Basically, you use the Law of Sines when you have 2 angles but the length of only one side.

The formula for this law is
a / sine(A) = b / sine(B) = c / sine(C)

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