Math Help... triangles?

Question

how do you find the lengths of a triangle when you only kno that one angle degree and one length?

Answer 1

Try this

http://ca.geocities.com/xpf51/ANGLE_CALC...

just enter the values and answer will be there....

Answer 2

In a triangle sum of the 3 angles should be 360 degreee. So if one angle is known opposite sides of the angle  should be equal. So if 2 angles are known third angle we can calculate.  

Answer 3

You cannot. Out of 3 sides and 3 angles, you must know three parts of a triangle to know the rest. Either 2 sides and 1 angle or 2 angles and 1 side. Then you can use trig to find the rest.

Answer 4

it depends on the type of triangle

if its equal lateral all sides are the same the degrees are the same

if u have two sides that are the same add them together and subtract from 180 degrees

all triangles have 180

Answer 5

Its Very Simple.

Use "Cosine formula".

(AB / Cos c) = (BC / Cos a) = (CA / Cos b)

Where AB,BC,CA are the sides of the triangle, and

c,a & b are the Angles opposite to them respectively.

Answer 6

use this site!

http://mathforum.org/~sarah/hamilton/ham...

you're basically supposed to use the equation:

cosecant = hypotenuse/opposite side

Answer 7

You can find out the lengths depending upon what type of triangle it is.

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Answer 8

v cant find it!!!!!!!!

until and unless v have atleast 2angles and 1length

or

until and unless v have atleast 1 angle and 2 sides............

sorry this cant b possible!!!!!!!!