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Luongo said:ie: in the figure theta 3 i got i want theta 2 what formula would i use
A relative angle is the angle between two lines or planes that can vary depending on the position and orientation of the observer.
An absolute angle is the angle measured with respect to a fixed reference point or line, such as the North or East direction.
To convert a relative angle to an absolute angle, you need to know the position and orientation of the observer and the reference direction. Using trigonometric functions, you can calculate the absolute angle by adding or subtracting the observer's orientation from the relative angle.
The most common units for measuring angles are degrees, radians, and gradians.
Converting relative angles to absolute angles is important in various fields such as engineering, navigation, and astronomy. It is used to determine the direction and orientation of objects, calculate distances and coordinates, and make precise measurements and calculations.