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Construct A Triangle Given One Side And Two Angles

We can construct triangles given one side and two angles.

 

 

Example :

Construct a triangle ABC, given that BC is 3 cm, = 60˚ and = 45˚.

Solution:

Step 1:

Using the steps described in constructing a 60˚ angle, we construct = 60˚ and length of BC = 3 cm.

 

 

Step 2 :

To get = 45˚, we have to first get a 90˚ angle and then bisect it to 45˚. Using the steps described in Section 1.5, we construct a line perpendicular (90˚) to BC and passing through C. Then, we construct an angle bisector for the right angle to complete the construction of angle ABC.

 

 

 

 

Construct a triangle given one length and two angles

 

 

 

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