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15.10.2019 •
Mathematics
If a presentation features numerous slides in a row that all have the same general look and a user needs to see the slides
and reorder them based on the text in their headings, which method would be the most advantageous for the user?
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Ответ:
The sin(A) goes with 'a'
sin(B) goes with b
sin(C) goes with c
Each angle goes with the corresponding side to form the three fractions shown. You can break up that triple equation into smaller equations such as
and
and ![\frac{a}{\sin(A)} = \frac{c}{\sin(C)}](/tpl/images/1382/5476/3bfe9.png)
Note: if you apply the reciprocal to all three sides, then you'll get an equivalent equation. I'm using the rule that A/B = C/D is the same as B/A = D/C.