Given problem type SAA or ASA, how would you solve for the length of any of the remaining sides?

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mjdennis · Answer

What kind of methods have you learned?

alexnavarro · Answer

Tbh i haven't learned anything im just a senior trying to pass this online class to graduate, ive copyed and past my way through this i took geometry my freshman year but i dont remember any of this.

mjdennis · Answer

OK, this one is precalc, or trigonometry if you still call it that, and not geometry.

I appreciate your honesty, but it means I'm not going to be able to give you direct help.

BUT... a site called mathisfun.com can give you a quick lesson on ASA and SSA that can help you reason this one out.

mathmale · Answer

ASA:  Angle-Side-Angle.  I'm going to interpret this to mean that you have a triangle in front of you and that you know two of the angles plus the side that connects those two angles.  Agreed on that?

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