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Given problem type SAS, how would you solve for the length of the remaining side?
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law of cosines c^2 = a^2+b^2 -2(a)(b)cos(C)
you have a and b and the cos of C so you can solve for c
So the answer is A. The law of cosines, correct?
yes once you use that and get side c you can use law of sines to figure out the other angles
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Alright, thanks! :)
but yes the answer is A law of cosines
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