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Pretty simple question.
When we draw triangles or other pictures with angles, when do we mark the angles as alpha and when do we mark them as theta?
Is there some kind of convention or is it just whatever is free in the equation?
It makes sense to me to use alpha for the first angle then beta for the second and so on.
But how did theta get involved?
Any insight is appreciated.
When we draw triangles or other pictures with angles, when do we mark the angles as alpha and when do we mark them as theta?
Is there some kind of convention or is it just whatever is free in the equation?
It makes sense to me to use alpha for the first angle then beta for the second and so on.
But how did theta get involved?
Any insight is appreciated.