Sine Rule | Trigonometry | Maths | FuseSchool

In this video we are going to discover what the sine rule is and how it works.
For right angle triangles, we can use Pythagoras and SOHCAHTOA to find missing sides and missing angles. However, not every triangle is a right-angle triangle.
For non-right angle triangles we have the sine rule and the cosine rule.
The sine rule can be used to find either missing sides or missing angles in any triangle (right angle or not). The sine rule is based on opposite pairs - an angle and the opposite side. We therefore label sides as a, b and c, and angles as A, B and C. We can then simply substitute in the values to find the missing side or the missing angle.
If we're looking for a missing side, we use the formula (a / sinA) = (b / sinB).
Whereas to find a missing angle we use (sinA / a) = (sinB / b).
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Have been failing almost every sine and cosine rule previous year until i came here, thanks a lot

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You are most welcome! Happy to help!

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nice and clear ! woo! Also cool animations, what program did you use for them?

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Thanks for the helpful vid. I am just doing some quick revision before my mocks.

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Thanks for making some rule clear for me today😌

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Happy to help!

[@zaraah5952]

Do we not use SOH CAH TOA in trigonometry? She said it’s used it Pythagoras ???

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[@simirkaur1634]

Why are the formulas of missing side and missing angle different?

[@_kimchikimono]

What If it says 44° and 27° for sin

[@Felistus-jv5gq]

Sohcahtoa only applies in right angles

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i still didn't get the right answer,how come...wht did i do wrong?

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What did you do and what answer did you get? Tough to say what you did wrong unless you show what you did.

[@vriis]

That second Sin rule gives me 1.25248382

[@dara_1989]

hence .. sine means opposite side

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second '-'

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How 0.99999???? M getting 63.7!!!!

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