How to determine if you have 0,1 or 2 triangles for the ambiguous case

Is there 0, 1, or 2 solutions when both given sides are equal?

But how do you know if the math you just did shows that it's truly a triangle and not something else

I wish you had shown the next step. I have been tryi v for years to get this. c/sin C = 24/sin A I typed in (sin(c)*24)/sinA and got the answer of 51.99154987

Could someone please tell me the definition of 'ambiguous'? I looked it up, but the definition wasn't clear.

i love this channel i have been struggling so much in class😭 thank you

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underrated catch in the beginning

thank you so much u really bring back the classroom vibe🥺💜

Helped me so much in trig this year, thank you a ton

Wow my teacher really could’ve just explained it this way and made it so much easier but no

if you have b prime?

please i have no tachers this year and i have no clue how to find sines or anything. im in geometry 1 and its kicking my butt dude it sucks i wish school could go back to normal id be doing so much better

You couldn’t be my teacher I’d be in love with you😂😂😂

why do i get error messaages

what if the angle is the same? is the answer " impossible to know"??? i have a unit test tmr omg smo pls respond!!!

Thanks for saving my quiz grade

You've helped me so much, since you make videos that are super short and fast, it lets me watch like 10 of them to figure out why I have no triangles when there should be 2. Thanks so much!

nice catch

Over half my class failed my math 20 last year, this is much more helpful then that teacher was

how do you know when there are 2 possible triangles?

So we are to assume that the angle at B is 90 degrees?

thx this finally cleared up my doubt

I really wish my teacher taught like you, her videos are so confusing. she makes Algebra 2H harder than it seems.

You're the second coming of Jesus :P

How would you solve sin‐¹(any#) without a calculator? Because if it is a false domain, it doesn't really explain why and I want to specify

I’m in seventh grade and we’re doing this, but I have no idea what terms you’re using. Are there any simpler ways to find out how many triangles you can create with a certain set of dimensions? This video was definitely helpful, but I’m still confused.

u seem like such a cool teacher

my teacher said it was sinB/b= sinC/c he did c/sinC= b/SinB, is it the same?

"Case 2: If the obtained angle is greater than the given angle, then there are 2 possible solutions satisfying the given values." This was all I needed to know for my final. Thanks Brian. You just have no idea how much you've helped me in this last year.

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Great video! Really helped!! Quick question: how can you tell if you have just one triangle or two triangles?

Just wanted to thank you again for all your help this semester. In pre calc, with my hard work and your videos, I managed to get an A! Thanks dude, your a legend

you should title this how to find no solution in an ambiguous case... because thats all you showed here.. no help/:

Thank you so much for being dedicated to teaching and uploading! Your videos have been helping me learn and understand any confusing lessons now that I'm home schooled!