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So with the exam coming up, I have a few general questions that I would find helpful if somebody answered.
-What formulas do we have to know for the shapes? Like cuboid volume, sphere volume, cylinder volume?
-How do we know when to use either the sine or the cosine rule? Is there a general rule for it?
-What formulas do we have to know for the shapes? Like cuboid volume, sphere volume, cylinder volume?
-How do we know when to use either the sine or the cosine rule? Is there a general rule for it?
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(Original post by frostyy)
So with the exam coming up, I have a few general questions that I would find helpful if somebody answered.
-What formulas do we have to know for the shapes? Like cuboid volume, sphere volume, cylinder volume?
-How do we know when to use either the sine or the cosine rule? Is there a general rule for it?
So with the exam coming up, I have a few general questions that I would find helpful if somebody answered.
-What formulas do we have to know for the shapes? Like cuboid volume, sphere volume, cylinder volume?
-How do we know when to use either the sine or the cosine rule? Is there a general rule for it?
If you look at what both rules are finding, you'll find that one works better than the other depending on what you have. The sin rule requires at lest one known angle, whereas the cosine rule does not need any angles if you are given 3 lengths and asked to find the angle.
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I've heard they're scraping the formula book
I've heard they're scraping the formula book
They tend to give the formulas for any necessary shapes in the questions if not common knowledge.
Cosine rule:
find any angle with 3 lengths
find a length with 2 sides and the angle between.
Sine rule:
Think about having opposite information for this one;
find an angle if you know the length opposite to this angle and another angle/length pair (must be opposite)
find a length if you know two angles and the length opposite to one of the angles.
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