
Trigonometry (11th Edition)
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Author: Margaret L. Lial, John Hornsby, David I. Schneider, Callie Daniels
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![6. Bobby was proving the law of cosines and reached a point where he had the equation
b² = c² sin² (B) + c² cos² (B) + a² − 2ac cos(B).
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Which of the following steps are needed to complete the proof? Select all that apply.
Foil for 6² h² + a² - 2ax + x².
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Factor c² for b² = c² [sin² (B) + cos² (B)] + a² - 2ac cos(B).
Use the Pythagorean theorem to result in 6²
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Use the trigonometric identity sin²+ cos²
h² + (a − x)².
1 for b² = c² + a² - 2ac cos(B).
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Transcribed Image Text:6. Bobby was proving the law of cosines and reached a point where he had the equation
b² = c² sin² (B) + c² cos² (B) + a² − 2ac cos(B).
-
Which of the following steps are needed to complete the proof? Select all that apply.
Foil for 6² h² + a² - 2ax + x².
=
Factor c² for b² = c² [sin² (B) + cos² (B)] + a² - 2ac cos(B).
Use the Pythagorean theorem to result in 6²
=
Use the trigonometric identity sin²+ cos²
h² + (a − x)².
1 for b² = c² + a² - 2ac cos(B).
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