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oops my mistske, i did some calculation errors. hmm is there anyway to pick the right coordinates when i end up with 2 solutions? Both will have the same angle between the vectors , so there's no way to tell which is the coordinate I am looking for?

Thanks for the reply HallsofIvy, I end up with only 2 complex roots for some reason when i use these 2 equations (x-3)^2 + (y - 6)^2 = 52 =(r2^2) (x-2)^2 + (y-10)^2 = 49 = (r1^2) i got 10x^2 - 284x +2652 = 0 after substitution. the answer i am suppose to get for the last coordinate...

Hi, I am trying to find the last vertex coordinates of a triangle given that Vertex 1 = (2,10) Vertex 2 = (3,6) Angle at Vertex 1 = 75.9638 degrees Angle at Vertex 2 = 70.3462 degrees. I have tried using the equations based on the length of each side, as well as using the cos dot...