SOLUTION: 1. What is the approximate value of b when angle C = 106 degrees, angle B = 28 degrees and c = 36 ?
I have written the problem out but i just do not understand how to get the c =
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Question 474318: 1. What is the approximate value of b when angle C = 106 degrees, angle B = 28 degrees and c = 36 ?
I have written the problem out but i just do not understand how to get the c = 36. Do i divide or multiply? can you show how to get answer? I need a step by step description to have a better understanding. Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! What is the approximate value of b when angle C = 106 degrees, angle B = 28 degrees and c = 36 ?
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Use the Law of Sines:
b/sin(B) = c/sin(C)
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b = sin(B)[c/sin(C)]
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b = 0.4695[36/0.9613]
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b = 17.5831..
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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