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(solve triangles using the law of sines)

Any help someone.... (solve triangles using the law of sines)-example-1
User Jarno
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Answer:


B=51°

Explanation:

Use the Law of Sines as follows:


(sinC)/(c) =(sinB)/(b)

Insert the appropriate values:


(sin100)/(14) =(sinB)/(11)

Isolate B. Multiply both sides by 11:


11*((sin100)/(14) )=11*((sinB)/(11))\\\\(11*sin100)/(14) =sinB\\\\sinB=(11*sin100)/(14)

Use the inverse:


B=sin^(-1)((11*sin100)/(14))

Insert the equation into a calculator and round to the nearest degree:


B=50.7\\\\B=51

Angle B is 51°.

:Done

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