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Thank you for the help, Im in six grade and didnt under stand it :D
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HI, does this work when you know 2 sides and an angle, but both sides are NOT next to the angle (e.g, one is opposite?)
000TheGingerOne000 2 days ago
@000TheGingerOne000 No. The angle must be between the two sides. It is called an included angle.
ExamSolutions 2 days ago