Question

When using the law of sin and cos and you have an SSA case how do you know if it has multiple triangles?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

what do you mean multiple triangles?

Answer 3

Like when the given numbers can satisfy more then one triangle?

Answer 4

Oh, do you mean an ambiguous case?

Answer 5

Sure? I don't really know my professor just introduced this last week and we have an exam on it today.