Hi! This is my first thread here, so I'm sorry if I missed any formatting rules or such, but I had a question:

I'm somewhat new to Mathematica so I'm having some issues, here, I'm trying to use the program to do my trig homework. Basically, I need to use the law of sines to solve triangles. I'm given certain angles (in degrees) and side lengths, and I have to give all side lengths and angles (in degrees again). Here is the problem:

Using sin(a)/A=sin(b)/B=sin(c)/C, if I'm given, for example, a=40 degrees; A=2, b=20 degrees, I can plug in NSolve[Sin[40Degree]/4 == Sin[20Degree]/b, b, 3], and I can use this to find B (I rounded to 2 decimals because I'm asked to round to the nearest whole number, and I haven't learned rounding yet, so I use NSolve and round). Of course, I can find the 3rd angle by using 180-a-b and repeat the process so, as far as that goes, I'm good.

Now, if I'm given a, A, B, and told to find all 3 angles and sides, I plug this in:

NSolve[Sin[20 Degree]/4 == Sin[b/Degree]/6, b, 3]

When I go to run this, here's what it gives: I know I could just do the cross multiplication but, well, this stuff is just all very easy but tedious work I'm trying to slowly learn how to do, so that I can eventually do all of my tedious work this way without having to bother using a lot of loose-leaf, so, does anyone know how to make Mathematica just output a straight up answer b-> answer in degrees, with just one line of code I could just change the numbers on for each triangle? Thanks!