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Which law would you use to solve for angle B? Given: b = 28 cm, a = 13 cm, A = 45 degrees?

A) Law of Sines
B) Law of Cosines
C) Law of Tangents
D) Law of Trigonometry

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Answer:  A) Law of Sines

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Explanation:

You use the law of sines because we can form this equation

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

and it updates to

sin(45)/13 = sin(B)/28

If you try to solve for B, then you'd find that no solutions are possible. Therefore, we cannot form a triangle with these given parameters.

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To be able to use the law of cosines, we would need to know info about angle C which is between sides a and b.

To be able to use the law of tangents, we would need to know at least two angles. Unfortunately, we only have info about one angle.

There's no such thing as "the law of trigonometry". The wording is too vague.

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