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Sine rules

Sine rules

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Mathematics

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10th Grade

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Medium

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CCSS
HSG.SRT.D.10, 7.G.A.2, HSG.SRT.D.11

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9 Slides • 7 Questions

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Sine rules

The sine rule is used when we are given either

a)two angles and one side,

b) two sides and a non-included angle

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Multiple Choice

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In the diagram, ABC is a triangle. Find the length of BC and CA.

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BC= 6.40cm

CA= 5.40

2

BC=5.26cm

CA=8.40cm

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BC=8.40am

CA=5.26cm

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Multiple Choice

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In the diagram, EFG is a triangle. Calculate

 ∠G\angle G  and the length of FG.

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 ∠G\angle G  = 17.14 °\degree  
FG = 8cm

2

 ∠G\angle G  =17.14 °\degree  
FG=7.93cm

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Ambiguous case

To determine whether the ambiguous case occurs, just ask yourself 'could I swing the side the other way to also make a correct answer for the unknown side?"

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Multiple Choice

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Determine whether ambiguous case occurs?

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Yes

2

No

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Can swing the side 6.6cm without changing the angle and the sides given

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Multiple Choice

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Determine whether ambiguous case occurs?

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Yes

2

No

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No side can be swing without changing the side and angle given to find the unknown side.

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Multiple Choice

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Determine whether ambiguous case occurs?

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Yes

2

No

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No side can be swing without changing the side and angle given to find the unknown side.

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Multiple Choice

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Determine whether ambiguous case occurs?

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Yes

2

No

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No side can be swing without changing the side and angle given to find the unknown side.

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Multiple Choice

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Determine whether ambiguous case occurs?

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Yes

2

No

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Can swing the side 5.8 cm without changing the angle and the sides given

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Sine rules

The sine rule is used when we are given either

a)two angles and one side,

b) two sides and a non-included angle

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