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To find missing side lengths, we could use \[a ^{2}+b ^{2}=c ^{2}\]
e = 25 and g = 29. We are looking for f.
pythagorean theorem doesn't work here, this isn't a right triangle
@Vocaloid Oh that is true. My mistake.
law of sines states that e/sinE = f/sinF = g/sinG
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you can find e, sinE, and g, and use those to find sinG
once you have angle G, it's easy to find the missing angle and missing side length
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