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6.5: use the ambiguous case of the law of sines to solve problems [5-7] In this section we will answer… When can I use Law of Sines? Is there ever a case where ASS actually WORKS? How can I determine when I can use this really inappropriate acronym? Do I have to memorize the chart?

When can I use Law of Sines? If I have… AAS or ASA, always works! If I have… SAS or SSS, never works!

Our Nifty, Triangle Info Sheet!

Example 1:

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Try a few… p 324 #6 – 8

Homework: P324 #11 – 27 odd