Trig Help
 

do you know how to find the missing side of a triangle if theres no right angle? &the other 2 sides are equal..

i definately forgot and i need to know

SOHCAHTOA

sin cos tan.

explain a little further?

lol @ you asking me first then RV

*puts wise guy hat on*

but i didnt know the answer:(

If the missin angle is inbetween the opposite line and the hypotenuse its sin.

Il get a link..

ugh.......anyone with real help please????????

yay a link........:love:
hurry :)

but remember there is NO right angle

do you have any angle?

you can use sine law or cosine laws..

sine law: a/sinA=b/sinB

cosine law: c-squared = a-squared + b-squared - 2abcosC

uh...if you're tryin to find the side you could just use a squared + b squared = c squared

sohcahtoa is to find the angles i think, ^that formula is for the hypotenuse or whatever last side you need and shit

sohcahtoa =
sine(opposite/hypotenuse)
cosine(adjacent/hypotenuse)
tangent(opposite/adjacent)

using the a squared + b squared = c squared shit, if one side is 5 and another side is 10, 5 squared + 10 squared = 125, the square root of 125 should be the answer...but just do it with whatever numbers it is.

You being in trig + Needing help in trig = You're not ready for trig.

that would help if it didnt show me ones that have right angles i need an ex of how to do it when there ISNT a right angle present and the other two sides are equal

http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebi...metryrev5.shtml

that not what you mean?

ugh...... there is NOOOOOOO right angle people......... so quit with this hypotenuse shit