Law of Cosines Calculator
Calculate a triangle’s third side from two sides and the included angle.

What Law of Cosines Calculator does
The Law of Cosines Calculator on X10Tools determines the length of a triangle's third side when two sides and the included angle are provided. Users receive instant results displayed directly in the browser, with the formula shown for reference. The tool is free to use, requires no account, and updates results immediately as inputs change, offering a straightforward way to solve non-right triangle problems without leaving the page.
How to use the X10Tools Law of Cosines Calculator
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Enter two positive side lengths
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Input the included angle between 0 and 180 degrees
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View the calculated third side displayed instantly
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Copy the result for use in other tasks
Best for
This option suits students, educators, or anyone needing quick, accurate triangle side calculations without installing software or creating an account.
Limitations
- Results depend on accurate manual input of side lengths and angle measurements
- Tool calculates only the third side given two sides and the included angle
- No unit conversion or angle type selection beyond degree input is provided
Law of Cosines Calculator FAQ
- Is the Law of Cosines Calculator on X10Tools free to use?
- Yes, the tool is free and does not require creating an account or signing in to access its functions.
- What measurements are needed to use the Law of Cosines Calculator?
- Users need to provide two positive side lengths and the measure of the included angle between them, which must be between 0 and 180 degrees.
- Can the calculated result be used in other calculations or saved for later?
- The result updates in the browser and can be copied for use in other tasks, though the tool does not have a built-in save or history feature.
- Does the Law of Cosines Calculator work for right triangles?
- The tool is designed for non-right triangles using the Law of Cosines formula, though it can technically handle any triangle with two sides and the included angle provided.
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