Solve with the law of sine

Mathematics

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Zinaida [17]1 year ago

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1) Triangle QRT, where q = 32.4 ft, r = 29.8 ft, t = 42.1 ft

No this cannot make a second triangle

2) Triangle ABC, where B = 62°, a = 11.52 m, c = 19.34 m

No this cannot make a second triangle

3) Both of the triangles cannot make a second triangle

The following is a detailed explanation of the sine law: In a triangle, side "a" divided by angle sine "a" equals side "b" divided by angle sine "b" equals side "c" divided by angle sine "c."

The formula for law of sine is written as

Sine A a = Sine B/ b = Sine C / c

These law helps in determining the given angles and sides

For the situation given; both cannot be used to make a second triangle

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