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What do I do next? Problem below! It's law of sines. I always give out metals and become a fan!
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\[\frac{ \sin 130 }{ d}=\frac{ \sin 20 }{ 35 }\]
sin20 * d = 35 sin 130 d= [\frac{ 35 \sin 130 }{ \sin 20 }\] plug it into ur calculator
d = 3.08
i got 15.6?
are you on radian or degree
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degrees, but when I switch to radians I still don't get that. Anyways neither answers are right because my diagram shows it should be bigger than 35
i just did it agian on my calculator..and I get 78.39
That seems like the right answer! HOw did you do it?
i plugged 35sin130 and i get the answer and just divide the answer by sin20 have to put the ")" after20
I got! Thanks so much!!! :)
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