Direct and simple application of the Sine Law.
Give me your starting equation
Given with a = 12, b = 6, and mA 50° , find mC . Round the sine value to the nearest thousandth and answer to the nearest whole degree.
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That is the way our teacher gave us the problem. I do not really understand this
If your teacher gave you this problem the way it is, then it is a simple
application of the sine law.
You must have been given that, or you must have studied it, or else
this question cannot be done.
I suggest you find angle B first, then by the sum of the angles of a
triangle theorem you can find C
application of the sine law.
You must have been given that, or you must have studied it, or else
this question cannot be done.
I suggest you find angle B first, then by the sum of the angles of a
triangle theorem you can find C