CHAPTER 5 LESSON 4 The Law of Sines VOCABULARY  None.

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CHAPTER 5 LESSON 4 The Law of Sines

VOCABULARY  None

THEOREM (SAS AREA FORMULA FOR A TRIANGLE)  In any triangle the area is one half the product of the lengths of any two sides and the sine of their included angle

EXAMPLES

THEOREM (LAW OF SINES)  In any triangle ABC,

EXAMPLES

LAW OF SINES VS. LAW OF COSINES  Law of Sines works best with the following triangle conditions:  Angle Side Angle, Angle Angle Side, and Side Side Angle  Law of Cosines works best with the following triangle conditions:  Side Angle Side and Side Side Side

HOMEWORK  5-4 Worksheet