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Question Number 189021 by mr W last updated on 10/Mar/23
How many non−similar triangles  have integer angles in °?
Howmanynonsimilartriangleshaveintegeranglesin°?
Commented by nikif99 last updated on 11/Mar/23
Now I think there are 2700 solutions   for ∡A, ∡B, ∡C integers degrees.
NowIthinkthereare2700solutionsforA,B,Cintegersdegrees.
Commented by mr W last updated on 11/Mar/23
that′s correct. can you share how  you got this result?
thatscorrect.canyousharehowyougotthisresult?
Commented by nikif99 last updated on 11/Mar/23
∡A takes values 1 to 60 (to avoid   circular repetitions), ∡B takes   values from A to int(((180−A)/2)) and  ∡C the rest till 180.  ∡A=1   ∡B=1 to 89  89 cases  ∡A=2   ∡B=2 to 89  88 cases  ∡A=3   ∡B=3 to 88  86 cases (missing 87)  ∡A=4   ∡B=4 to 88  85 cases  ∡A=5   ∡B=5 to 87  83 cases (missing 84)  ...  ∡A=58   ∡B=58 to 61  4 cases  ∡A=59   ∡B=59 to 60  2 cases (missing 3)  ∡A=60   ∡B=60 to 60  1 case  Σ_(n=1) ^(89) =((n(n+1))/2)=4005  less cases 87−84−81−...−6−3=  3Σ_(n=1) ^(29) =1305 ⇒real cases=4005−1305=2700
Atakesvalues1to60(toavoidcircularrepetitions),BtakesvaluesfromAtoint(180A2)andCtheresttill180.A=1B=1to8989casesA=2B=2to8988casesA=3B=3to8886cases(missing87)A=4B=4to8885casesA=5B=5to8783cases(missing84)A=58B=58to614casesA=59B=59to602cases(missing3)A=60B=60to601case89n=1=n(n+1)2=4005lesscases87848163=329n=1=1305realcases=40051305=2700
Commented by mr W last updated on 11/Mar/23
thanks alot for your nice solution!
thanksalotforyournicesolution!
Answered by nikif99 last updated on 11/Mar/23
675 found using   sin A+sin B+sin C=4cos (A/2) cos (B/2) cos (C/2)  and triangle inequalities.
675foundusingsinA+sinB+sinC=4cosA2cosB2cosC2andtriangleinequalities.
Commented by mr W last updated on 11/Mar/23
please explain a little more!  the angles of the triangle should be  integers, e.g. 1°+2°+177° is such a  triangle.
pleaseexplainalittlemore!theanglesofthetriangleshouldbeintegers,e.g.1°+2°+177°issuchatriangle.
Commented by nikif99 last updated on 11/Mar/23
please let me examine it a little more.  it seems there are errors.
pleaseletmeexamineitalittlemore.itseemsthereareerrors.
Answered by mr W last updated on 11/Mar/23
an other method using generating  function:  α+β+γ=180°  with 1°≤α≤β≤γ  let  α=1+p with p≥0  β=α+q=1+p+q with q≥0  γ=β+r=1+p+q+γ with r≥0  (1+p)+(1+p+q)+(1+p+q+r)=180  ⇒3+3p+2q+r=180   ...(i)  with p,q,r≥0  number of solutions of (i) is the  coef. of term x^(180)  in the expansion of  x^3 (1+x^3 +x^6 +...)(1+x^2 +x^4 +...)(1+x+x^2 +...)  =(x^3 /((1−x^3 )(1−x^2 )(1−x)))  which is 2700.  therefore there are 2700 triangles  with integer angles in degrees.
anothermethodusinggeneratingfunction:α+β+γ=180°with1°αβγletα=1+pwithp0β=α+q=1+p+qwithq0γ=β+r=1+p+q+γwithr0(1+p)+(1+p+q)+(1+p+q+r)=1803+3p+2q+r=180(i)withp,q,r0numberofsolutionsof(i)isthecoef.oftermx180intheexpansionofx3(1+x3+x6+)(1+x2+x4+)(1+x+x2+)=x3(1x3)(1x2)(1x)whichis2700.thereforethereare2700triangleswithintegeranglesindegrees.
Commented by mr W last updated on 11/Mar/23

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