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What term does the dormula sinA/a =sinB/b represent
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What term does the dormula sinA/a =sinB/b represent

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Law of sines

Explanation:

The law of sines is a formula used to find either an angle or side in a non-right triangle.

You have to have at least three parts to use it.

For example, if you have angle A and its side (a) along with angle B, you can use it to find side b.

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