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Which equation can be used to solve for angle A?

sin (A)
2.4
sin (110°
4.6
sinca) = sin (1109
sin.ca - sin (1209
sin
sin (110
4.6
2.4
sin (A) - sin (110)
3.2
4.6
sin (A) - sin (1109)
4.6
3.2

Which equation can be used to solve for angle A? sin (A) 2.4 sin (110° 4.6 sinca) = sin-example-1
User Ji ASH
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5 votes

Answer:

it’s c

Explanation:

User Tony Friz
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3 votes

C

By the law of sines,
(sinA)/(a)=(sinB)/(b)=(sinC)/(c) where A, B, C are the angles and a, b, c are the lengths of the sides opposite their respective angles. In this case,
110^(\circ) is opposite 4.6 and A is opposite 3.2, so
(sinA)/(3.2)=(sin(110^(\circ)))/(4.6), giving the answer.

User Sirallen
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