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Law of Sines Calculator

Calculate triangle sides and angles using the Law of Sines with step-by-step solutions

📐 Law of Sines Calculator

AAS: ∠A = 30°, ∠C = 105°, side b = 12

Formula

a/sin(A) = b/sin(B) = c/sin(C)

Where:

  • a, b, c =Triangle sides
  • A, B, C =Angles opposite to sides a, b, c
  • AAS =Angle-Angle-Side case
  • ASA =Angle-Side-Angle case
  • SSA =Side-Side-Angle (ambiguous case)

About Law of Sines

The Law of Sines relates the sides of a triangle to the sines of their opposite angles. It's essential for solving oblique triangles.

Triangle Cases:

  • • AAS: Two angles and a non-included side (unique solution)
  • • ASA: Two angles and the included side (unique solution)
  • • SSA: Two sides and a non-included angle (ambiguous case)

Ambiguous Case (SSA):

  • • Can have 0, 1, or 2 valid solutions
  • • Occurs when given two sides and angle opposite smaller side
  • • Both acute and obtuse angles may be valid

Applications:

  • • Navigation and surveying
  • • Engineering and construction
  • • Astronomy and satellite positioning
  • • Computer graphics and game development
  • • Architecture and structural analysis

When to Use vs Law of Cosines:

  • • Use Law of Sines for AAS, ASA, SSA cases
  • • Use Law of Cosines for SAS, SSS cases
  • • Law of Sines is simpler when angles are known
  • • Law of Cosines avoids ambiguous cases

Tips

  • Enter the dimensions in the same unit for consistency.
  • Results update automatically as you type.
  • Use the unit selector to convert between different measurement systems.