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determine the length MN to the nearest tenth of a centimetre
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|dw:1379212109403:dw| can someone help me please
Do you know the law of Cosine of law of sines yet?
ok... to solve this question there are several steps find the angle N using the sine rule... when you have that, find the angle K using angle sum of a triangle. Lastly to find NM you need to use the cosine rule.. the cosine rule needs the included angle..... or the angle between the 2 sides with measurements. Thats why you can't use the cosine rule from the start
sine rule and cosine rule are the same as law of sines and law of cosines
Thank u so much, i think i know how to do it now
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