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Find the value of e.
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\[\frac{ e }{ \sin55 }=\frac{ 12 }{ \sin40 }\]All you have to do is get e alone
so how to find e @LegendarySadist
Just get it alone.
252.74 i pretty sure thats wrong @LegendarySadist
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Yeah, that's way off. How did you get that?
i kinda cross multiplied but i did it wrong @LegendarySadist
To get e alone, you just multiply sin55 on both sides. Since it would cancel out on the left, you are pretty much just multiplying the right side by sin55. It would look like this\[e=\frac{ 12 }{ \sin40 }*\sin55\]
9.83 @LegendarySadist
I got 15.29.
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thank youuu! @LegendarySadist
No problem :)
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