nice ,it is the same but a simple standard equation..
can u post a picture with that 22degree and 97degree because i can't imagine the angle positon..
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thank you^^ you have nice tutorial...
did you mean that this is the right formula? m1 = tan((tan^-1(m2))+given angle) or m1 = tan(theta + given angle)
it is also the same with this formula tan(theta1-theta2)= ((m2-m1)/(1+(m1*m2)))?
i didn't understand your hint.
the theta or angle are given and i know the high school inverse function..
i will thank you if you just let type the formula here or equate it to m1 and then i will think how it is derive.. if i didn't know i will ask you question^^
finding the slope??
how to find the slope of 1st line?. when 2nd line slope is given, angle between them is given, the intersection of the 2 lines are given also... any ideas?
see this
http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/1055/questionz.png