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if i am given two sides of a triangle with the angle in between how do i find the third angle

 Aug 12, 2015

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if i am given two sides of a triangle with the angle in between how do i find the third angle

 

1. Example: Given b,c and   $$\angle CAB$$  (A) between:

 

$$\tan{(B)} = \dfrac{ b\cdot \sin{(A)} }{ c-b\cdot \cos{(A)}}\qquad
\tan{(C)} = \dfrac{ c\cdot \sin{(A)} }{ b-c\cdot \cos{(A)}}$$

 

cycle:

2. Example: Given c,a and   $$\angle ABC$$  (B) between:

 

$$\tan{(C)} = \dfrac{ c\cdot \sin{(B)} }{ a-c\cdot \cos{(B)}}\qquad
\tan{(A)} = \dfrac{ a\cdot \sin{(B)} }{ c-a\cdot \cos{(B)}}$$

 

cycle:

3. Example: Given a,b and   $$\angle BCA$$  (C) between:

 

$$\tan{(A)} = \dfrac{ a\cdot \sin{(C)} }{ b-a\cdot \cos{(C)}}\qquad
\tan{(B)} = \dfrac{ b\cdot \sin{(C)} }{ a-b\cdot \cos{(C)}}$$

 

 Aug 13, 2015
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Best Answer

if i am given two sides of a triangle with the angle in between how do i find the third angle

 

1. Example: Given b,c and   $$\angle CAB$$  (A) between:

 

$$\tan{(B)} = \dfrac{ b\cdot \sin{(A)} }{ c-b\cdot \cos{(A)}}\qquad
\tan{(C)} = \dfrac{ c\cdot \sin{(A)} }{ b-c\cdot \cos{(A)}}$$

 

cycle:

2. Example: Given c,a and   $$\angle ABC$$  (B) between:

 

$$\tan{(C)} = \dfrac{ c\cdot \sin{(B)} }{ a-c\cdot \cos{(B)}}\qquad
\tan{(A)} = \dfrac{ a\cdot \sin{(B)} }{ c-a\cdot \cos{(B)}}$$

 

cycle:

3. Example: Given a,b and   $$\angle BCA$$  (C) between:

 

$$\tan{(A)} = \dfrac{ a\cdot \sin{(C)} }{ b-a\cdot \cos{(C)}}\qquad
\tan{(B)} = \dfrac{ b\cdot \sin{(C)} }{ a-b\cdot \cos{(C)}}$$

 

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