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In a 60 degree right triangle, x-axis = 1 and y-axis = Sqrt(3).
In degree mode, Tan(60) = Sqrt(3). In radian mode, Tan(60 x Pi / 180) = Sqrt(3) 60 x Pi / 180 is the arc length between 60 degree angle. Therefore, there is a direct relationship between arc length and x & y length for each triangle. Given with any x and y lengths for a right triangle, I would like to determine the arc length based on this relationship. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to determine the formula to calculate the arc length? In this example, x =1 in cell A1 and y = Sqrt(3) in cell B1, I would like to determine the arc length = Pi / 3 in cell C1. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance for any suggestions Eric |
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