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A = 41°, B =61°, c = 19 solve using the law of sines. round to the nearest tenth. please and thank you!
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I thought we already solved this?
Use the Law of Sines.
@johnweldon1993 nooo, im still lost and never got the solution :/
Hmm maybe @agent0smith can help. He's a good math teacher :)
|dw:1384823660224:dw| \[\large \frac{ \sin A }{ a } = \frac{ \sin B }{ b } = \frac{ \sin C }{ c } \]
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hello @agent0smith so i know that a/sin41 b/sin61 and c/sin19 and then sum of a triangles angles is 180 so angle 3 is 78. but where do i go from there?
Use the law of sines... |dw:1384823930955:dw| plug in some numbers, pick a side to start with... i'll use C, c and A, a \[\large \frac{19 }{\sin 78 } = \frac{ a }{ \sin 41 }\]
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