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Triangle Angle Calculator

Find all triangle angles from three side lengths

Triangle Angle Formula

A = cos⁻¹((b² + c² - a²) / 2bc)

This formula comes from the law of cosines and solves an angle from the three side lengths. Repeating the formula for each side gives all angles, and the results should add to 180 degrees.

All side lengths must be positive and satisfy the triangle inequality. Results are shown in degrees.

How Triangle Angle Calculation Works

Each angle is opposite its matching side. A longer side creates a larger opposite angle, and the law of cosines converts the three side lengths into angle measures.

SSS Input

The tool needs all three side lengths.

Opposite Pairing

Side a is opposite angle A.

Angle Sum

The three angles total 180 degrees.

Validation

Invalid side sets are rejected before calculation.

💡 Example: For sides 5, 6, and 7, the angles are about 44.415°, 57.122°, and 78.463°.

Applications of Triangle Angles

SSS Triangles Surveying Roof Layout Trigonometry

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a triangle angle calculator?
It calculates the three angles of a triangle when all three side lengths are known.
What formula finds angles from sides?
The calculator uses the law of cosines, such as A = cos⁻¹((b²+c²-a²)/(2bc)).
How do I use this calculator?
Enter the three side lengths and click Calculate to get angles A, B, and C.
What if the sides cannot make a triangle?
The calculator checks the triangle inequality and shows an error if the sides are invalid.
Where are triangle angles from sides used?
They are used in construction, surveying, trigonometry, navigation, and geometry assignments.

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