Which equations could be used to solve for the unknown lengths of △ABC? Check all that apply.
1 answer:
Applying the trigonometric ratios, the equations that can be used are:
sin 45 = BC/9
cos 45 = BC/9
<h3>How to Apply the Trigonometric Ratio?</h3>In the given image below, to find the unknown lengths of the triangle, we would apply the following trigonometric ratios:
To find AC, use the cosine ratio, CAH.
To find BC, use the sine ratio, SOH.
sin 45 = opp/hyp = BC/9
sin 45 = BC/9
cos 45 = adj/hyp = BC/9
cos 45 = BC/9
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