Free Online Triangle Calculator With Angles and Area
Solve any triangle from three sides, from two sides and the angle between them, or from two angles and the side between them. Every remaining side and angle is given, along with the area, the perimeter, the heights and both circle radii. Sets of lengths that cannot form a triangle are named rather than returning not a number.
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🔺 The measurements
Side a is opposite angle A, side b is opposite angle B, and side c is opposite angle C. Angles are in degrees.
Each result with your own numbers in it, and the check that the three angles add to 180 degrees.
| Step | With your numbers |
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| When | Calculation | Actions |
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How to Solve a Triangle
Three steps, and the third is where the detail is.
What to Know About Triangles
Which three facts are enough, and which are not.
Key Features & Capabilities
What it does, and what it deliberately does not.
About Solving Triangles
Solving a triangle means finding every side and angle from the few you were given. Three facts are enough provided at least one of them is a side, because angles alone fix the shape but not the size. The three combinations that always give a single answer are three sides, two sides with the angle between them, and two angles with the side between them, and those are the three options here.
Three sides is handled by the law of cosines, which gives each angle from the three lengths. Two sides and the included angle uses the same law in the other direction to find the third side, and then proceeds as if three sides had been given. Two angles and the included side uses the law of sines, after finding the third angle by subtraction from 180 degrees.
The case that is missing is two sides and an angle that is not between them. That combination is genuinely ambiguous: for some numbers there are two different triangles that fit, for others exactly one, and for others none. A calculator that prints a single answer there is hiding a real mathematical fact from you, so rather than do that this page offers the three combinations that are never ambiguous.
The accuracy question in triangles is the area. Heron’s formula, built from the half perimeter, is the one everybody learns, and it is unstable for thin triangles: when one side is nearly as long as the other two combined, the half perimeter and that side are nearly equal, and the subtraction between them loses most of its significant digits. Kahan published a rearrangement that computes the same value without that cancellation, on condition that the sides are sorted from longest to shortest first. That sorting step is easy to omit and it is what makes the method work, so it is done here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sides, angles, impossible sets and what comes out.