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Given b=10, angle B=48 degrees, angle C=58 degrees, find c

Do I use the law of sine or cosine?
8 years ago

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Steve
Huh. You really need to study them. Try law of sines:

c/sinC = b/sinB

law of cosines uses two sides and their included angle to find the 3rd side.
8 years ago
Ashlynn
43.8 :))
4 years ago

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