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Use Law of Sines \[\frac{e}{\sin 55} = \frac{12}{\sin 40}\]
12/sin 40 = e/sin 55 12/0.64 = e/0.82 e = 15.375
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@Mr._Cracka_Bone A nice rule of thumb: In a triangle, when you know one angle and the length of the opposite side, sine rule will help you find the remaining sides/angles. However, when the unknown angle(s) could be obtuse, there may be two solutions.
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