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How to find the missing angle of a triangle using trig when you only know 1?
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How to find the missing angle of a triangle using trig when you only know 1?
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If you have
2 KNOWN sides & 1 Angle ;
Use Cosine Rule
If you have 3 KNOWN sides,
Also Cosine Rule
If you have
2 KNOWN angles & 1 side,
Use SINE rule
If it's a right-angled triangle, use SOH CAH TOA
Hopefully this helps
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