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Given ΔABC with m∠B = 62°, a = 14, and c = 16, what is the measure of A?

Given ΔABC with m∠B = 62°, a = 14, and c = 16, what is the measure of A?
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Given ΔABC with m∠B = 62°, a = 14, and c = 16, what is the measure of A?

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1) Let's sketch this out to better grasp it

2) We can see that there are two legs and two angles (one of them is missing) so let's solve it using the Law of Sines:


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