Darius Low's answer to Jonathan has been failing amaths lmfao's Secondary 4 A Maths question.
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From the info given in the qns, you can tell that angle A is in quadrant 2, so you know what orientation your triangle has. And since sinA =3/5, you have the dimensions for 2 of the sides. Using pythagoras, you can find the third side. And this will be the triangle you will be using to solve the 3 parts.
The "trick" to such questions is that when the questions says "without using a calculator", you should be expecting yourself to do something like this.
The "trick" to such questions is that when the questions says "without using a calculator", you should be expecting yourself to do something like this.
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6 years ago