Given the triangle shown here, the first steps in the proof of the law of sines are:
a. set s...
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Given the triangle shown here, the first steps in the proof of the law of sines are:
a. set sina = b/k and sinb = k/a and solve for k in both equations.
b. set sina = k/b and sinb = a/k and solve for k in both equations.
c. set sina = -k/b and sinb = -k/a and solve for k in both equations.
d. set sina = k/b and sinb = k/a and solve for k in both equation.
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