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Solve the triangle. A = 32, a = 19, b = 14
The law of sines says: \[\frac{\sin A}a=\frac{\sin B}b=\frac{\sin C}c\]
you may use the first proportion to solve angle B \[\frac{\sin A}a=\frac{\sin B}b\]
sin(32)/19=sin(x)/14 sin(32)19 * 14 = sin(x)
do you mean (sin(32)\(\color{red}{/}\)19) * 14 = sin(x)
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Oh, yes :)
solve \(x\)
i see you mean \(x = B\)
Yep http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=%28sin%2832%29%2F19%29*14%3Dsin%28x%29
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you might have to check for two triangles
@ziqbal103 your questions are a bit tough.. :/
when i tag you you don't rply me @ganeshie8
in my posting questions
Thank you for the help @ganeshie8 :)
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