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17 May 2010, 00:39
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Is it possible to get the question in GMAT in which two angles and one side is given and you are required to find the side opposite to one of the angle?
I mean using the AAS ( sine ) property?
Does GMAT cover Side/Sin(angle) property also?
a/sin A = c/sin C
I mean using the AAS ( sine ) property?
Does GMAT cover Side/Sin(angle) property also?
a/sin A = c/sin C
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17 May 2010, 10:50
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gmat's geometry does not cover trig so you dont need to use Sin/Cos for anything. But yeah there will be questions for you to figure out triangle sides with angles know - those usually falls into some triangle type (equilateral, isoceles etc.) than hard trig
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infact using these formulas will be time consuming ...usually triangles on gmat questions are 30-60-90 or 45-45-90 ....or they use a +b > c ...all these formulas are given in OG ...so the formulas tested are pretty basic
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