



This here PARAGRAGH, is the definition for the "Law of Sines".
This is a question that Mr. Maksymchuck came up with.we started with picking an "unknown" to solve for, which you can see on the image.
The second step was the "set up of the ratios" Mr. Max told us a pretty.... reasuring way to do this
He then showed us how to use one whole equation on how to figure out how to figure out that "unknown".
On this image, Fuddy showed us a way on how to figure out the whole thing with something he(and a bunch of the other kids) learned last year called the "fish"
The answer we got was right, but Mr. Max told us that this won't work every time, and you can't show your work by doing this.
The next step was to use either slope y-intercept form or point-slope form to find the linear equation of that parallel line with the x, y coordinate on it. We chose to use slope y-intercept form and substituted our x and y values, and our slope (m) to find out the y-intercept (b). So once we worked out what b was, we put our slope and y-intercept in slope y-intercept form (y=mx+b) and came to a correct end result.
This is a useful piece of information about all Standard Form Equations and will help you with a few questions in the parallel and perpendicular lines section in Accelerated Math.
After we completed the practice quiz question, we were given the rest of the class to work on Accelerated Math.