SOLUTION: Qeustion: In Triangle ABC, AC=19 BC=12 <BAC =32deg Find the possible lengths of AB So far I calculated option 1 being ANGLES SIDES <A 32deg AB 23 <B 57deg

Question 1131756: Qeustion:
In Triangle ABC, AC=19 BC=12 So far I calculated option 1 being
ANGLES SIDES

I calc this using sin law, I know that I need to use Cosine law but I get stuck
can you please help me

Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
In Triangle ABC, AC=19 BC=12 So far I calculated option 1 being
ANGLES SIDES

I calc this using sin law, I know that I need to use Cosine law but I get stuck
can you please help me
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There's no requirement to use the Cosine law.
Why do you think your results are not correct?
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