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no idea how to do this geometry thing
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Use sine formula \[\frac{sinD}{d}=\frac{sinE}{e}\]
I got 62.5 degrees, is that right???
Let's see: 8/ (sin(72 deg)) = 6/ sin E
8/.951 = 6/ sin(E) I did not get the same answer you did, G^2. Look at my work so far and see if it is okay.
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I got 62.5 degrees, what did you get??
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8/.951 = 6/ sin(E) 8 * sin (E) = 6 * (.951)
8* sin(E) = 5.706 sin(E) = .71325 E = 45.5 degrees approx
Look at that and see what you think. The Law of Sines was used to establish the equation.
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Thanks alot
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