Given triangle with sides , , opposite angles , , respectively, which of the following correctly expresses the Law of Sines?
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Law of Sines
Multiple Choice
Given the Law of Sines, could and be the side lengths of a triangle if and and the angle opposite is and the angle opposite is ?
A
No, because the sum of the angles is not .
B
Yes, because the Law of Sines is satisfied for these values.
C
Yes, because any two positive numbers can be side lengths of a triangle.
D
No, because the Law of Sines is not satisfied for these values.
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