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In triangle ABC, shown below, find the measure of angle B. Round to the nearer degree. Use any appropriate trigonometric ratio.
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Well you can tell that it's a right triangle because it is a pythagorean triple so one angle is 90 degrees! then you can use sin law if you need more help just ask
I'm afraid that I don't know how to solve for it, though. If you can, could you walk me through it, please? Thank you kindly for your help. (^_^)
Ofcourse I can help!
So the angle and the opposite sides correspond when using Sin Law
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So 90 degrees would correspond to 13
B would correspond to 12 and A to 5. Do you get that so far?
Yes, I understand that. (^_^)
Okay okay, So sin law works like this |dw:1429154689142:dw|
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