Ssa triangle problems may have zero, one, or two solutions, true of false?

True.

Step-by-step explanation:

We use law of sine to solve the triangle when two sides and angle (SSA) is given.There are different cases possible .

1)  If a < b sin A.

In this case  No possible triangles or we can say there will be zero solutions.

2) If a > b sin A.

In this case there are   Two triangles possible.In such cases at least one of the solutions will be an obtuse triangle.

3) If a = b sin A.

We have   Unique solution or one solution.This is true for a right triangle.

Hence the given statement  SSA triangle problems may have zero, one, or two solutions is True.

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