Geometry Non-Euclidean geometries Concept
Spherical trigonometry
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Spherical trigonometry studies the relations between the sides and the angles of spherical triangles, the triangles on a sphere bounded by arcs of great circles. Its main formulas are the spherical law of cosines, , and the spherical law of sines, . It is the part of spherical geometry used in astronomy, geodesy and navigation. The area of a spherical triangle is given by Girard's theorem.
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