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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
Okay, thanks
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