This week in Math I learned how to use both the sine and cosine law to solve for all the missing sides of a triangle. For the sine law, you need to have at least 3 parts of the triangle and one of them must be a side and angle pair. With those 3 things you can solve any triangle. With the cosine law, you need 3 parts about the triangle but they don’t have to be a side angle pair. My wonder for this week is if there is a way to solve a triangle if you have less than 3 points of information about the triangle.
Week 16 Blog Post
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