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Which two cases can be solved using the law of sines? (select all that apply.)?
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Which two cases can be solved using the law of sines? (select all that apply.)?

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The law of sines can be solved when you know any two angles of a triangle and a side (AAS-case). The second case is when you know two sides and a non-included angle (SSA-case). Recall law of sines is Sin(A)/A = Sin(B)/B = Sin(C)/C .
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