The document discusses the law of sines for solving triangles given two angles and one side (SAA case). It states that for any triangle ABC, the ratio of the sine of an angle to the opposite side is equal to the ratio of the sine of any other angle to its opposite side. It provides an example of using the law of sines to solve for missing parts of a triangle when given two angles and one side, including the angles of 76 and 34 degrees with side a of 13, and angles of 55 and 36 degrees with side a of 10.
The document discusses the law of sines for solving triangles given two angles and one side (SAA case). It states that for any triangle ABC, the ratio of the sine of an angle to the opposite side is equal to the ratio of the sine of any other angle to its opposite side. It provides an example of using the law of sines to solve for missing parts of a triangle when given two angles and one side, including the angles of 76 and 34 degrees with side a of 13, and angles of 55 and 36 degrees with side a of 10.
The document discusses the law of sines for solving triangles given two angles and one side (SAA case). It states that for any triangle ABC, the ratio of the sine of an angle to the opposite side is equal to the ratio of the sine of any other angle to its opposite side. It provides an example of using the law of sines to solve for missing parts of a triangle when given two angles and one side, including the angles of 76 and 34 degrees with side a of 13, and angles of 55 and 36 degrees with side a of 10.
ANGLES AND ONE SIDE (SAA CASE) OBJECTIVE: Solves law of sines given the two angles and one side (SAA Case). Law of Sines In any ∆ABC, sinA sinB sinC a b c Solve the missing parts of the triangle applying law of sines given the two angles and one side. Solve the other parts of the triangle applying law of sines given the two angles and one side. Then, draw the figure. 1. α= 76˚ , γ= 34˚ , a=13 2. α= 55˚ , γ= 36˚ , a=10