In case giving a spherical triangle in which one side is 90° , we use
the following fundamental rules ,
sin m iddle = tan( adj .) × tan ( adj .)
sin m iddle = cos(opp .) × cos (opp .)
Example :
1. Solve the following right angle spherical triangle ABC
given that : c = 90° , a = 115° 25' , B = 60° 18' c = 900 Solution : A B In the first
sin B = tan A . tan (90 − a ) 90o - b 90o - a
∴ sin B = tan A . cot a -(900 – C) sin B ∴ tan A = = sin B .tan a = −1.827961 cot a ∴ A = 180o − tan −1 1.827961 = 118D 40′′ 52′′ In the second sin (90 − b) = cos B . cos (90 − a ) ∴ cos b = cos B . sin a = 0.4475034 D ∴ b = 63 24′ 59′′ In the third
sin (90 − a ) = tan B . tan [− (90 − C )]
∴ cos a = − tan B . tan (90 − C ) ∴ cos a = − tan B . cot C tan B ∴ tan C = − = 4.0847979 cos a D ∴ C = 76 14′ 38′′
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Solving quadrantal spherical triangle :
Solve the following quadrantal spherical triangle ABC given that : sin m iddle = tan( adj .) × tan ( adj .) sin m iddle = cos(opp .) × cos (opp .)
Lecture
1. a = 90° , B = 80° 10' , C = 50° 20'
2. A = 45° , c = 72° , b = 90° 3. c = 90° , a = 116° 44' 48" , b = 44° 26' 21" 4. c = 90° , a = 115° 25' , B = 60° 18'
Section
1. a = 90° , c = 49° 23' , b = 76° 41'
2. b = 90° , B = 100° , c = 50° 10' 3. c = 90° , A = 121° 20' , B = 42° 01' 4. a = 90° , c = 60° 35' , B = 122° 18'
Home work
1. c = 90° , a = 60° 10' , b = 80° 20'
2. a = 90° , B = 80° 10' , C = 48° 50' 3. a = 90° , c = 108° , B = 45° 4. a = 90° , C = 60° 20' , A = 115° 40' 5. c = 90° , a = 110° 11' , B = 14° 20'
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