If i have a triangle in which the only known side is the hypotenuse and i know all of the angle values, how do you get the remaining sides?
Great explanation asinus. Trig isn't my cup of tea so l couldn't have done any better myself. :)
If i have a triangle in which the only known side is the hypotenuse "c" and i know all of the angle values "\(\alpha,\beta,\gamma\)", how do you get the remaining sides "a and b"?
\(c:sin\gamma= a:sin\alpha=b:sin\beta\)
\(\large a=\frac{c\times sin\ \alpha}{sin\ \gamma}\)
\(\large b=\frac{c\times sin\ \beta}{sin\ \gamma}\)
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Great explanation asinus. Trig isn't my cup of tea so l couldn't have done any better myself. :)