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How do u convert relative angle to absolute angles?
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The discussion revolves around converting relative angles to absolute angles within a geometric context, specifically focusing on the relationship between angles theta 2 and theta 3 as depicted in a figure.
Discussion Character
- Conceptual clarification, Mathematical reasoning
Approaches and Questions Raised
- Participants explore the relationship between the angles, with some suggesting a formula for conversion while others express uncertainty about the adequacy of the provided information.
Discussion Status
There are multiple interpretations of the angle relationships being discussed. Some participants propose formulas for calculating theta 2 based on theta 3 and other angles, while others question the completeness of the information available for a definitive solution.
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Participants note assumptions regarding the geometry, such as the orientation of lines in the figure, which may impact the angle relationships being analyzed.
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Luongo
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Luongo said:
help please
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Stonebridge
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I think it's th2=th1+th3-180
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- 15,524
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There isn't enough information to tell.
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Stonebridge
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It's basic geometry.
Assuming the line I've drawn is parallel to the x axis
th2 = th3 -th
and
th = 180 - th1
Therefore
th2 = th1 + th3 - 180
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