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a = 9, A = 45°, B = 30°; find b →b = 9 sin30/sin45 =6.36
b = 12, c = 15, A = 120°; find a →a² = 144 + 225 − 360(−0.5) = 549 → a ≈23.43
Sides 7, 8, 10; find the largest angle →cos C = (49 + 64 − 100)/(2·7·8) = 13/112 → C ≈83.3°
Two sides 6 and 8 with included angle 45°; find the area →½·6·8·sin45 =16.97
In a triangle, a = 4, b = 6, A = 30°; how many triangles are possible? → sin B = 6 sin30/4 = 0.75 → B ≈ 48.6° or 131.4°; only the first leaves C > 0 with the second? 30 + 131.4 < 180 as well — check both and state both; the safe answer istwo possibilities
A triangle has area 30 and sides 10 and 12; find the included angle →30 = ½·10·12·sin C → sin C = 0.5 → C = 30° or 150°
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