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Assume standard triangle notation. Given angle A = 56°, side a = 10 in, and side b = 8 in, solve for angles B and C and the length of side c. Express answers to nearest hundredths.
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Would I use the law of sines?
yep use the Sine rule to get "B" then use the fact that "Sum of all internal angles of a triangle equals 180" to find "C"
and use sine rule one last time to get "c"
Okay, thank you. Can you make sure I'm doing it right? I'm a bit rusty on trig. 10/sin(56)=8/sin(B)?
yep
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so far so good
Then I would get (8sin(56))/(10sin(B))?
go on
I got -4.172 for 8sin(56)
good. next, divide by "8"
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I thought you would divide by 10
right.. :)
I got -.4172, would that be right?
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