First of all, let's explain what SSA means. This is a concept of triangles and means Side, Side, Angle. This happens when we know two sides and an angle that is not the angle between the sides as shown in the Figure below.
On the other hand, the law of sines states that for the triangle below it is true that:
According to the problem we will explain three cases that result in zero, one or two triangles while applying SSA. Let's solve this problem with examples.
First. Case zero solution (No solution)
Suppose that:
[tex]b=8 \\ c=9 \\ B=75^{\circ}[/tex]
So let's start by finding angle C. According to the law of sines: