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2 years ago

Find a, b , and h so that f(x)= a sin (b(x-h)) f(x)=5cosx+2sinx

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So 527/sin(48.6) = 310/sin(x)

when you find x, that would be the angle of B. and then you can find the angle C by adding angle A and B and subtracting from 180 degrees.

then you can use the law of sines again, with angle C.

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