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1 Pythagorean identities
2 Law of sines
3 Law of cosines
4 Sum and difference identities
5 Double-angle identities
6 Half-angle identities
7 Law of tangents

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1 Pythagorean identities
2 Law of sines
3 Law of cosines
4 Sum and difference identities
5 Double-angle identities
6 Half-angle identities
7 Law of tangents

Pythagorean identities[edit]

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Law of sines[edit]

The law of sines for an arbitrary triangle states:

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Law of cosines[edit]

The law of cosines (also known as the cosine formula) is an extension of the Pythagorean theorem to arbitrary triangles:

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or equivalently:

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Sum and difference identities[edit]

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Double-angle identities[edit]

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Half-angle identities[edit]

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Law of tangents[edit]

The law of tangents:

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