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What is the quadratic formula?
X=
-b±√(b²−4ac)
/
2a
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When can you use the sine rule?
The sine rule can be used to find an
angle
from
SSA
, AAS
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When can you use the cosine rule?
The cosine rule can find a side from
2
sides and the included angle, or an angle from
3
sides.
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What is the sine rule?
a/sinA
=
b/sinB
= c/sinC
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What is the cosine rule?
a^2 =
b^2
+ c^2 -
2bcCosA
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What is the cosine rule for an angle?
cos A = (
b^2
+ c^2 - a^2) /
2bc
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