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We can easily find the value of angle B using the sine rule.

The sine rule is basically a ratio of the sides and sines of angles in a triangle.

It goes thus:


\frac{a}{\sin\text{ A}}=(b)/(\sin B)=(c)/(\sin C)

Where a, b, c and A, B, C are sides and opposite angles respectively.

We have a = 16, b = 10, A = 42 degrees, B = unknown.

Making B the subject of the formulae will lead us to cross multiply and get:


\sin \text{ B=}(b\sin A)/(a)

And B will be gotten by the sin inverse of the RHS. Mathematically, thus:


B=\sin ^(-1)((b\sin A)/(a))

Substituting, we get:


\begin{gathered} B=\sin ^(-1)((10*\sin42)/(16)) \\ B=\sin ^(-1)0.4182 \\ B=24.72^o \end{gathered}

B = 24.72 degrees

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