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Sin B= a over b b over a a over c b over c
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Sin B=
a over b
b over a
a over c
b over c
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B over c
Step-by-step explanation:
Sin is opposite over hypotenuse
C is the hypotenuse because it is across from the right angle
b is the opposite because it is opposite from B
a is the adjacent
Sin B = b/c
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Sin B = b / c
Thus the correct answer is the last option.
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