Trig/ Law of Sine/ SSA / How does this have two angles? Drawing coming up and details
|dw:1434480732936:dw| a=7 b=5 A=70 I know how we get B, which is sin B 5sin 70 / 7 which is 42.20 but what or how to we get the second B ?
The line in the center is h
What do you mean by "second B"?
\( \frac{5\sin 70}{7} = B_1 = 42.20\) Now they stat there is a \( B_2 = 137.80\) but I do not know where that is coming from
So you are looking for a reason why \(B_2 = 137.80\)? Can you label \(B_2\)? Where is it in triangle you sketched?
that is not labeled.
They stat there are two angles for B 0 < B < 180
They stat there are two angles B 0 < B < 180, for which sin B = \(\frac{5\sin 70}{7} \)= 42.20
First angle is 42.20 how to find the other?
Ah I got it HAHAHA
That's good then. We don't know what second angle is referred to...
To find the other angle we do 180 - 42.20
That is how you get the second angle when doing SSA
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