Solve Oblique Triangles using Logarithms - Check Answers

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The discussion revolves around solving oblique triangles using logarithms, with specific examples provided for calculations. Participants express confusion about the term "solve the triangle" and the use of logarithms in this context, seeking clarification on whether it involves finding all sides and angles. There is a strong emphasis on the necessity of showing calculations for others to provide effective checks. The community notes that without visible work, it is challenging to assist with verification. Overall, the thread highlights the importance of sharing detailed calculations for collaborative problem-solving.
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Any Help ?

Solve the following right triangle by logarithms :

A= 28°30', b= 18.3 units

and solve the following oblique triangles, too :


1)a= 31, b= 15, c = 17


2) a=23.47, B= 115°30', C = 20° 29'



I have already done my calculations but I need a check !

Thanks
 
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Ok, well for the first one I don't know what it means firstly by "solve the triangle" and secondly by "by logarithms."

Again, for the other triangles, I don't know what you mean by solve-- do you mean find all the sides, or angles, or a few of the angles or what?

Finally, you should note that if you want work checking, you should show your work and answers-- we do not do homework for students here.
 
what Laws would you use to solve these triangles? so you have done your calculations, post them and we'll check'em!
 
Alberto said:
Any Help ?

Solve the following right triangle by logarithms :

A= 28°30', b= 18.3 units

and solve the following oblique triangles, too :


1)a= 31, b= 15, c = 17


2) a=23.47, B= 115°30', C = 20° 29'



I have already done my calculations but I need a check !

Thanks
I don't know how you expect us to check your work when you don't show any!

If you expect people to give solutions so you can "check" against your work, that isn't going to happen!
 
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