Triangle Problem

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i have all three angle of triangle.
i can find three side of triangle?

Posted 30-Sep-10 2:13am

Pritesh Aryan

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Sandeep Mewara 30-Sep-10 8:31am

No effort

Smithers-Jones 1-Oct-10 6:42am

This is really basic geometry and you could have found out easily by googling.

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You could have this link to be very useful.

http://easycalculation.com/trigonometry/triangle-angles.php[^]

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Posted 30-Sep-10 2:16am

Hiren solanki

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Sauro Viti · Accepted Answer · 2010-09-30T02:22:00

No, you can't: to do it you need at least one of the side. To demonstrate my assertion think about this: take a triangle and its angles, then scale the triangle by an arbitrary factor, the three angles has not changed.

In brief: by knowing the angles you can identify a family of triangles, but not only one. To do it you need 2 angles and a side.

Note that knowing 2 angles you can simply get the third, as the sum of the three is always 180 degrees.