Question

Does the sine law apple to right triangles? Explain your answer and provide an example.

Answer 1

yes it does. :)
Think SAH where: A= adjacent & H=hypotenuse
The right triangle has both. It is actually, basically, the Pythagorean theorem :)

Answer 2

can yu giv me an exmple

Answer 3

you want like a math problem? :)

Answer 4

yup a math prob where yu can solve a right triangle using the sine law

Answer 5

do yu have another one

Answer 6

arii

Answer 7

you can use the law of signs for a right triangle, but you do not need it

Answer 8

having a right triangle means you know one angle right off the bat, namely the right angle. so if you have to sides you can find the third by pythagoras, and then you can find the missing two angles by using inverse trig functions

Answer 9

if you have one side and and one other angle, since you have two angles you can find the third, and again solve for the missing side using trig.

Answer 10

the link lousrivera sent uses sines, but not the "law of sines"

Answer 11

thankyou