In this complete lesson, students are lead through rearranging the sine rule to calculate the missing angles and then introduces to the ambiguous case where there could be two answers for the missing angle as opposed to 1.
The Powerpoint has plenty of worked examples and questions for the students to work through and the accompanying MsWord file has exam style questions to practice the ambiguous case of calculating multiple angles for the same question.
all of the answers are provided on the slides and the worksheet
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