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Not sure, but perhaps the law of sines/cosines will help?
(just a guess!)
The only hint i got was: notice that sin(A+B) = Sin(180-(A+B)) = Sin(C)
I don't see how they use the C. I get that h = Sin A * b = Sin B * a
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Yes i solved it. h = Sin A * b b = c/Sin(C) * Sin B = c / Sin(A +B) * Sin B h = Sin A * c * Sin B / Sin(A + B)
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