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    Gain practice at using the Cosine Rule to calculate the length of unknown sides and the size of angles in a triangle.The Cosine Rule for a triangle ABC is simply AB^2 = AC^2 + BC^2 - 2AC.BC cos(C).

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    Shape & Space – trig the cosine rule question sheet SS-CR-01

    GCSE Maths Tutor www.gcsemathstutor.com info@gcsemathstutor.com

    1. ABC is a triangle. Given the included angle C, the adjacent sides AC and BC respectively,
    find the length of side AB. (all distances in cm, answers to 2 d.p.)

    (a) 60o, 7, 9 (b) 49o, 10, 12 (c) 35o, 16, 19

    (d) 52o, 20, 17 (e) 31o, 9, 15 (f) 44o, 8, 6

    (g) 82o, 14, 18 (h) 76o, 21, 27 (i) 66o, 11, 15

    2. ABC is a triangle. Given the lengths of the sides, AB, BC and AC respectively, calculate
    the angle at C.

    (a) 4, 5, 7 (b) 12, 9, 11 (c) 18, 23, 29

    (d) 33, 17, 25 (e) 19, 10, 13 (f) 21, 22, 17

    (g) 8, 7, 12 (h) 37, 29, 45 (i) 56, 34, 28

    3. XYZ is a triangle. Given the lengths of the sides, XY, YZ and XZ respectively, calculate
    the angle at Y.

    (a) 23, 45, 37 (b) 46, 55, 65 (c) 12, 19, 18

    (d) 34, 25, 19 (e) 52, 48, 61 (f) 16, 18, 12

    (g) 17, 28, 26 (h) 52, 19, 34 (i) 22, 47, 29

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    Shape & Space – trig the cosine rule answer sheet SS-CR-01

    GCSE Maths Tutor www.gcsemathstutor.com info@gcsemathstutor.com

    1.

    (a) 8.19 (b) 9.30 (c) 10.91

    (d) 16.44 (e) 8.64 (f) 5.56

    (g) 21.21 (h) 29.93 (i) 14.55

    2.

    (a) 34.05o (b) 72.97o (c) 38.36o

    (d) 101.88o (e) 110.72o (f) 63.65o

    (g) 39.84o (h) 55.00o (i) 128.91o

    3.

    (a) 55.08o (b) 79.57o (c) 66.61o

    (d) 33.35o (e) 75.06o (f) 40.80o

    (g) 65.35o (h) 14.96o (i) 26.42o

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