Here, I am not sure, try this.
The formula for the law of sines is:
sin(A)/a = sin(B)/b = sin(C)/c
Big letters denote angle measures while smaller letters denote side lengths.
So the first step is to have a line segment.
Put your compass on one of the points and extend the compass to be slightly more than half. Just a bit over half.
Mark a small curvy line above your segment and on the bottom at that length.
Now pick up the compass, don't change the length of extension, and put it on the other point of your segment.
Mark above and below your segment like before so it can intersect.
draw a line through the two intersections.
I hope I answered your question.
(r,theta) represents polar coordinate .
And in (r,theta), there is neither any restriction on r nor on theta. It means both r and theta can either be positive or negative .
For e.g. (2,30 degree), (2,-30 degree) both are correct .
So the given statement is true .
