Daniel V. answered 02/23/25
Experienced Enrolled Student, specialized in Calculus/Pre-Cal
Cool H.
asked 04/30/13find using law of sines
< = Angles
<A=32
<C=57
c = 27
a = ???
Daniel V. answered 02/23/25
Experienced Enrolled Student, specialized in Calculus/Pre-Cal
John M. answered 04/30/13
Analytical assistance -- Writing, Math, and more
Cool, the law of sines says that the sine of <A divided by the length of the side opposite the angle (side a) is equal to the sine of <C divided by the length of the side opposite the angle (side c). So here
(Sin A)/a=(Sin C)/c. Solving for a: a (Sin C)=c (Sin A); so a = c (Sin A)/(Sin C)
I hope this helps. John
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