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In triangle abc, if A=120 degrees, a=8 and b=3, then angle B=

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The angle of B is
\angle B=19^(\circ)

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given that
\angle A=120^(\circ) and
a=8, b=3

To determine the
\angle B, let us use the law of sine formula.

Thus, we have,


(Sin A)/(a) =(Sin B)/(b)

Substituting the values in the formula, we have,


(Sin 120)/(8) =(Sin B)/(3)

Multiplying both sides by 3,we get,


(3(0.866))/(8) ={Sin B}

Simplifying and dividing, we get,


0.32475=Sin B

Multiplying both sides by
\sin ^(-1), we get,


\sin ^(-1)(0.32475)=B

Thus,
B=18.95^(\circ)=19^(\circ)

Hence, The angle of B is
\angle B=19^(\circ)

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