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ASA Triangle Calculator

Enter two angles and the side between them to get the other two sides and the third angle.

Known values

Two angles and the side between them.

Try:

Sides a, b, c sit opposite angles A, B, C. In right mode the right angle is at C.

Area

59.8469 cm²
a = 10.615 cmb = 13.021 cmc = 12 cmA50°B70°C60°

Sides and angles

Side a
10.6146 cm
Side b
13.0208 cm
Side c
12 cm
Angle A
50°
Angle B
70°
Angle C
60°

Measures

Area (Heron's formula)
59.8469 cm²
Area (½ ab sin C)
59.8469 cm²
Perimeter
35.6354 cm
Heights (on a, b, c)
11.2763, 9.1925, 9.9745 cm
Medians (to a, b, c)
11.3403, 9.2709, 10.2521 cm
Inradius r
3.3588 cm
Circumradius R
6.9282 cm
Type
acute, scalene

Solving the triangle: step by step

  1. 1Angles add to a straight angle
    C=180∘−A−BC=180^\circ-A-BC=180∘−A−B
    ↓
    C=180∘−50∘−70∘=60∘C=180^\circ-50^\circ-70^\circ=60^\circC=180∘−50∘−70∘=60∘
  2. 2Law of sines for a
    asin⁡A=csin⁡C\dfrac{a}{\sin A}=\dfrac{c}{\sin C}sinAa​=sinCc​
    ↓
    a=12sin⁡50∘sin⁡60∘=10.6146a=\dfrac{12\sin 50^\circ}{\sin 60^\circ}=10.6146a=sin60∘12sin50∘​=10.6146
  3. 3Law of sines for b
    bsin⁡B=csin⁡C\dfrac{b}{\sin B}=\dfrac{c}{\sin C}sinBb​=sinCc​
    ↓
    b=12sin⁡70∘sin⁡60∘=13.0208b=\dfrac{12\sin 70^\circ}{\sin 60^\circ}=13.0208b=sin60∘12sin70∘​=13.0208

Area, heights and circles: step by step

  1. 1Semi-perimeter
    s=a+b+c2s=\dfrac{a+b+c}{2}s=2a+b+c​
    ↓
    s=10.6146+13.0208+122=17.8177s=\dfrac{10.6146+13.0208+12}{2}=17.8177s=210.6146+13.0208+12​=17.8177
  2. 2Heron's formula
    K=s(s−a)(s−b)(s−c)K=\sqrt{s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)}K=s(s−a)(s−b)(s−c)​
    ↓
    K=17.8177(7.2031)(4.7969)(5.8177)=59.8469K=\sqrt{17.8177(7.2031)(4.7969)(5.8177)}=59.8469K=17.8177(7.2031)(4.7969)(5.8177)​=59.8469
  3. 3Area from two sides and the angle between them
    K=12absin⁡CK=\tfrac12 ab\sin CK=21​absinC
    ↓
    K=12⋅10.6146⋅13.0208⋅sin⁡(60∘)=59.8469K=\tfrac12\cdot 10.6146\cdot 13.0208\cdot \sin(60^\circ)=59.8469K=21​⋅10.6146⋅13.0208⋅sin(60∘)=59.8469

    Both methods give the same area.

  4. 4Heights
    ha=2Ka,  hb=2Kb,  hc=2Kch_a=\dfrac{2K}{a},\; h_b=\dfrac{2K}{b},\; h_c=\dfrac{2K}{c}ha​=a2K​,hb​=b2K​,hc​=c2K​
    ↓
    ha=11.2763,  hb=9.1925,  hc=9.9745h_a=11.2763,\; h_b=9.1925,\; h_c=9.9745ha​=11.2763,hb​=9.1925,hc​=9.9745
  5. 5Medians
    ma=122b2+2c2−a2m_a=\tfrac12\sqrt{2b^2+2c^2-a^2}ma​=21​2b2+2c2−a2​
    ↓
    ma=11.3403,  mb=9.2709,  mc=10.2521m_a=11.3403,\; m_b=9.2709,\; m_c=10.2521ma​=11.3403,mb​=9.2709,mc​=10.2521
  6. 6Inscribed circle
    r=Ksr=\dfrac{K}{s}r=sK​
    ↓
    r=59.846917.8177=3.3588r=\dfrac{59.8469}{17.8177}=3.3588r=17.817759.8469​=3.3588
  7. 7Circumscribed circle
    R=abc4KR=\dfrac{abc}{4K}R=4Kabc​
    ↓
    R=10.6146⋅13.0208⋅124⋅59.8469=6.9282R=\dfrac{10.6146\cdot 13.0208\cdot 12}{4\cdot 59.8469}=6.9282R=4⋅59.846910.6146⋅13.0208⋅12​=6.9282
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About ASA Triangle Calculator

This ASA triangle calculator solves a triangle from two angles and the side between them. The third angle is 180 degrees minus the other two, and the law of sines gives the two missing sides. It is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser, so nothing you enter is uploaded.

ASA means angle, side, angle. The known side must lie between the two known angles, which is side c between A and B in this tool.

The two angles must add to less than 180 degrees, otherwise no triangle exists.

How to use ASA Triangle Calculator

  1. 1Pick the mode that matches what you know: SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, SSA or Right triangle.
  2. 2Type the three values in the boxes. Sides a, b, c sit opposite angles A, B, C. In right mode fill exactly two boxes.
  3. 3Choose a length unit and whether angles are in degrees or radians. Changing the angle unit converts the numbers you already typed.
  4. 4Read the sides, angles, area and other measures, and compare them with the scaled diagram.
  5. 5Open the step-by-step working to see each law of cosines or law of sines line, then Heron’s formula for the area.
  6. 6In SSA mode, check whether one solution, two solutions or none appear, and read the note that explains why.

Features

  • Six modes: SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, SSA and right triangle.
  • Both solutions shown in the ambiguous SSA case, each with a diagram and its own working.
  • Area by Heron’s formula and by one half a b sin C, which agree.
  • Perimeter, three heights, three medians, inradius and circumradius.
  • Triangle type by angles (acute, right, obtuse) and by sides (scalene, isosceles, equilateral).
  • A scaled, labelled SVG diagram that follows light and dark mode.
  • Degrees or radians, and eight length units from millimetres to miles.
  • Clear messages when the values cannot form a triangle, instead of a wrong answer.
  • Worked examples and KaTeX formulas for every step.

Sides from the law of sines

With C found from the angle sum, each side is proportional to the sine of its opposite angle.

C = 180° − A − B
a = c sin A / sin C
b = c sin B / sin C

Worked examples

  • A = 50°, c = 12, B = 70° → gives a = 10.6146, b = 13.0208, C = 60°

    Area 59.8469.

Privacy: how it works

  • Everything is calculated by code running in your browser tab. The values you enter are not sent to Ulkaa or to any other server, and there is nothing to sign in to.

Tips

  • Check the labelling: side a is opposite angle A. Swapping a side with its neighbour gives a different triangle.
  • In SAS the angle must be the one between the two sides. If it is not, use the SSA mode.
  • If two angles already add to 180° or more, no triangle exists. The calculator says so.
  • For a right triangle you can also use SSS with the sides 3, 4 and 5 and read C = 90°.

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free?

Yes. There is no price, no trial and no credit card. Ulkaa Tool does the work with your own device, so there is no server bill to pass on to you.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no sign-up and no login. Open the page and use it. An Ulkaa account is not needed for anything on this tool.

Does it run in my browser?

Yes. Your values are processed by code running in your browser tab, on your own device.

Is my data uploaded?

No. Your values are never sent to Ulkaa or to anyone else. You can check this yourself by watching the Network tab in your browser developer tools while you use the tool.

What is the difference between ASA and AAS?

In ASA the known side is between the two angles. In AAS it is opposite one of them. Both are solved with the law of sines.

Why must the angles add to less than 180 degrees?

Because all three angles of a triangle add to exactly 180 degrees, and the third angle must be positive.

More Triangle Calculator pages

  • Triangle CalculatorEnter any three valid values and get every side, every angle, the area and a drawing of the triangle.
  • SSS Triangle CalculatorEnter three sides and get all three angles, the area and a scaled drawing.
  • SAS Triangle CalculatorEnter two sides and the angle between them to find the third side and the other angles.
  • AAS Triangle CalculatorEnter two angles and a non-included side to get every other side and angle.
  • SSA Triangle CalculatorEnter two sides and a non-included angle. The calculator shows every triangle that fits.
  • Right Triangle CalculatorEnter any two values of a right triangle and get the legs, the hypotenuse, both acute angles and the area.
  • Area of a Triangle CalculatorEnter three sides to get the area by Heron’s formula, with the heights and the steps.
  • Heron’s Formula CalculatorEnter the three sides and see the semi-perimeter, the product and the area worked out.
  • Law of Sines CalculatorEnter two angles and a side to find the others with the law of sines.
  • Law of Cosines CalculatorEnter two sides and the angle between them to find the third side and the other angles.
  • Isosceles Triangle CalculatorEnter the two equal sides and the base to get the angles, the height and the area.
  • Equilateral Triangle CalculatorEnter the side length to get the height, the area and both circle radii.

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