SOLUTION: There is more than one triangle PQR that can be described by using the data p = 13, r = 14, sinP = 4/5. For each triangle, find q (length of 3rd side), the sizes of the angles.
Algebra ->
Trigonometry-basics
-> SOLUTION: There is more than one triangle PQR that can be described by using the data p = 13, r = 14, sinP = 4/5. For each triangle, find q (length of 3rd side), the sizes of the angles.
Log On
Question 1174571: There is more than one triangle PQR that can be described by using the data p = 13, r = 14, sinP = 4/5. For each triangle, find q (length of 3rd side), the sizes of the angles. Answer by ikleyn(52817) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! .
There is more than one triangle PQR that can be described by using the data p = 13, r = 14, sinP = 4/5.
For each triangle, find q (length of 3rd side), the sizes of the angles.
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Excuse me,
when you say "for each triangle" - - - WHAT DO YOU MEAN ?
