How would you find Va and Vb in the problem below?

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Hi I am new the site and have to complete this physics summer work from a not so clear textbook. I am also new to a lot of the concepts and material. I was unsure on how i go about solving velocity a and b in this problem:
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any help is appreciated
 
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You are not supposed to omit the homework template provided. You should show your attempt at a solution.
ryan578 said:
Hi I am new the site and have to complete this physics summer work from a not so clear textbook. I am also new to a lot of the concepts and material. I was unsure on how i go about solving velocity a and b in this problem: View attachment 105447any help is appreciated
Hint: Look up 'sine rule'.
 
cnh1995 said:
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You are not supposed to omit the homework template provided. You should show your attempt at a solution.

Hint: Look up 'sine rule'.

Forgot about the sine rule. Thank you!
 
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