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how to solve a triangle whose one angle beta=55, C=58cm and A=70cm
 Aug 30, 2013
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You should use the cosine theorem. Let's construct a triangle in a fashion like in the fig.below.

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Here, the angle B = 55 grades, AB = 58 cm, BC = 70 cm, and AC the unknown side. Using the cosine theorem where the angle B is located in-between AB and AC we get

BC^2 = 58^2 + 70^2 - 2*58*70*cos (55 grades) = ...
 Aug 30, 2013

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