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GCSE maths online guide. Saturday, 10 January 2009. The sine rule is used to find out the length of a side or the angle of a triangle.  First you need to label the triangle like this. The angles need to be labeled with capital letters and the lengths need to be labeled with lower case letters.  It does not matter which side is which as long as the angle opposite to a length is always the same letter as the length. The sine rule is . 160;This is the one used to find out missing lengths.  . 2¹ = 2. 2³...