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The ambiguous triangle case
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[QUOTE="Let'sthink, post: 5452741, member: 563429"] You try; two triangles can be drawn with this data. Use sine formula? Do you get only one value of theta for angle opposite to 32 side, angle opposite to 27 is 29?. Think it over while drawing! When included angle is given only one triangle can be drawn as cosine formula fixes the third side. [/QUOTE]
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