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Right Triangle Solver: Enter ONLY TWO Known Pieces of Information Degrees A B C Y Z A B C X 90 Y Z

This document contains instructions and calculators for several geometry problems: 1) A right triangle solver that requires two known pieces of information. 2) A degree converter and spiral calculator for coordinate problems. 3) Instructions for laying out a cone on a flat surface and calculating cone dimensions. 4) Calculators for circle segments, polygons with equal sides, and trigonometric functions.

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Right Triangle Solver: Enter ONLY TWO Known Pieces of Information Degrees A B C Y Z A B C X 90 Y Z

This document contains instructions and calculators for several geometry problems: 1) A right triangle solver that requires two known pieces of information. 2) A degree converter and spiral calculator for coordinate problems. 3) Instructions for laying out a cone on a flat surface and calculating cone dimensions. 4) Calculators for circle segments, polygons with equal sides, and trigonometric functions.

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Right Triangle Solver

Enter ONLY TWO known pieces of information


Degrees
a b c Y Z
a=
b=
c=

X= 90
Y=
Z=
Degree Converter
Degrees entered as a decimal will be converted to Deg, Min, Sec
6Degrees 6 6 Degrees
Y ###Minutes 25 #VALUE! Minutes
Seconds #VALUE! Seconds
c #VALUE! Angle as a decimal
a NOTE: The Degree Converter above has
no influence on the Right Triangle
Z calculations.
X b
Spiral Calculator
Hole # X= Y= Degrees Hole # X= Y= Degrees Hole # X= Y= Degrees Hole # X= Y= Degrees
Enter First X & Y
Coordinates
First X =
First Y =

Seperation Per Hole


Degrees =

Spiral Offset
Per Hole =
Per Rev =

Number of
Revolutions
Revolutions =

Rounded
Precision = 0.0001

Each hole is apart by:


Degrees
Minutes
Seconds

Rotation

Spiral
Inward

-X+

X= - X= +
+ +
Y= + Y= +
Y Y
- X= - X= + -
Y= - Y= -

-X+
Rotation of an " X & Y " coordinate
A negative Angle of Rotation is equal to a counter clockwise rotation

Original X = Degrees Move New X New Y


Original Y =
Angle of Rotation (in degrees) =
Number of times rotated = 1 15 max.
Rotating Axis Absolute X Center = 0.0000
Rotating Axis Absolute Y Center = 0.0000
- X +

NOTE:
The Original X & Y X= - X= +
should be entered + Y= + Y= + +
as INCREMENTAL, Y Y
taken from the - X= - X= + -
center of the Y= - Y= -
rotating axis.
The New X & Y will
be ABSOLUTE. - X +
CONE FABRICATION
This will help you to layout a cone on a flat surface.
NOTE: This does not allow for material thickness.

Inside Outside Segment Segment Inside Outside Cone Cone


Radius Radius Angle Width Diameter Diameter Length Angle
Inside Diameter
Outside Diameter
Cone Angle
Cone Length
Segment Width
Degrees in Cone Segment 360
Overlap in Degrees 0
Circle Segment Calculator
Enter TWO knowns

a c h r
Angle in degrees a= 25 14.361512 10.583005 0.0627461 1.25
Chord Length c= 2 82.819244 3.4630338 0.1896319 4.6202263
Height h= 2 106.2602 0.1095178
Radius r= 8 This will not work with these two knowns.

h
h

a r
Polygon Solver
Must enter NUMBER OF EQUAL SIDES and one other

IC OC
Number of Equal Sides ES=
Inner Circle Diameter IC=
Outer Circle Diameter OC=

NOTE:
Although a square is drawn, this will
work with 3 equal sides and greater. IC IC

OC
Values of a Trigonometric Function
You can enter DEGREES as a decimal and it will be converted to DEG,MIN,SEC.
25 Degrees 25 25 Degrees Sine = #VALUE!
Minutes #VALUE! Minutes Cosine = #VALUE!
Seconds #VALUE! Seconds
#VALUE! Angle as a decimal Tangent = #VALUE!
Total Cotangent = #VALUE!
Sine bar length = inches
Sine bar length = millimeters Secant = #VALUE!
NOTE: Enter the sine bar length above. Cosecant = #VALUE!
The required height needed under one end
of the sine bar to obtain the desired angle. Radians = #VALUE!

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