We have quadratic equation
c2=a2+b2−2abcos(y)
a2−a(2bcos(y))+b2−c2=0 Using quadratic formula
a1,2=bcos(y)±b2cos2(y)−(b2−c2)
a1,2=bcos(y)±b2cos2(y)−b2+c2
a1,2=bcos(y)±−b2(1−cos2(y))+c2
a1,2=bcos(y)±−b2sin2(y)+c2
a1,2=bcos(y)±c2−b2sin2(y) So this is not strict equivalence:
if\ a=bcos(y)+\sqrt{c^2-b^2sin^2(y)},\then a is the root of the equation
c2=a2+b2−2abcos(y)
if a is the root of the equation
c2=a2+b2−2abcos(y) then
a=bcos(y)+c2−b2sin2(y) or
a=bcos(y)−c2−b2sin2(y).
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