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Can an Ellipse Help Solve the Scalene Triangle Problem?
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[QUOTE="Samwise-zambeezi, post: 6788256, member: 726126"] Hi guys! I've got a problem with a triangle, and I'm frazzled my brain trying to work it out (not even sure if what I'm looking for is possible with the info I have!). Pic of the offending triangle attached. Basically, I know the length of C and the sum of lengths A and B. Now, if C was static and remained unchanged, but if the point c was to move, lengths A and B would change. I'm trying to find the individual lengths of A and B at the point at which, C is split with a vertical into two equal angles (f and g). Is this possible? Hope this is clear enough, any tips would be a massive help. Best regards Swise [/QUOTE]
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