for triangle ABC with sides a,b and c the law of cosines states
c^2=
in which of the following cases must the law of cosines be used to solve a triangle?
ASA SSS SAS SSA

Respuesta :

Option C is correct. The law of cosines must be used to solve a triangle in the case of SAS rule (Side Angle Side Rule)

For a triangle, ABC with sides a, b, and c respectively, the law of cosines is used on such a triangle if there is a presence of an angle between any two sides.

  • For example, if angle C is between the sides a and b, the equivalent cosine rule will be expressed as:

[tex]c^2 = a^2 + b^2 + 2ab cos C[/tex]

Hence the law of cosines must be used to solve a triangle in the case of SAS rule (Side Angle Side Rule)

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