In a $\Delta ABC$,if two sides $b$ and $c$ and an angle $B$ are given.
Statement $-1$: Let $b = 5 \ cm, c = 3 \ cm$ and $\angle B = 60^\circ$. The total number of possible triangles is $2$.
Statement $-2$: If $c \sin B < b < c$ and $B$ is an acute angle,then there are two possible values of $\angle C$.
Statement $-1$: Let $b = 5 \ cm, c = 3 \ cm$ and $\angle B = 60^\circ$. The total number of possible triangles is $2$.
Statement $-2$: If $c \sin B < b < c$ and $B$ is an acute angle,then there are two possible values of $\angle C$.
- AStatement $-1$ is true,statement $-2$ is true but statement $-1$ is not the correct explanation for statement $-2$
- BStatement $-1$ is true,statement $-2$ is false
- CStatement $-1$ is false,statement $-2$ is true
- DBoth statements are true,and statement $-1$ is the true explanation of statement $-2$
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