30-60-90 与 45-45-90 —— 记一次，瞬间求解
由 [email protected], Geometry Calculator Developer & Online Math Educator 审核 最后更新于 May 21, 2026
两个直角三角形在几何、三角学和物理学中如此常见，以至于它们的边长比值得记住：30-60-90三角形（边长比为1 : √3 : 2）和45-45-90三角形（边长比为1 : 1 : √2）。一旦你识别出角度，就可以直接读出边长而无需计算——每次都能省去一次勾股定理计算。
| 名称 | 公式 | 说明 |
|---|---|---|
| 30-60-90边长比 | 1 : √3 : 2 |
分别对应30°、60°、90°角的对边。短直角边、长直角边、斜边。 |
| 30-60-90长直角边 | long_leg = short_leg × √3 |
60°角的对边是30°角对边的√3倍。 |
| 30-60-90斜边 | hypotenuse = 2 × short_leg |
斜边总是恰好是最短边（30°角对边）的两倍。 |
| 由斜边求30-60-90短直角边 | short_leg = hypotenuse / 2 |
逆运算：如果已知斜边，它的一半就是30°角的对边。 |
| 由斜边求30-60-90长直角边 | long_leg = (hypotenuse / 2) × √3 |
将短直角边 = 斜边/2 代入长直角边 = 短直角边 × √3。 |
| 45-45-90边长比 | 1 : 1 : √2 |
两条直角边相等（等腰直角三角形）；斜边 = 直角边 × √2。 |
| 45-45-90斜边 | hypotenuse = leg × √2 |
对于任何直角边相等的直角三角形，斜边是任一直角边的√2 ≈ 1.414倍。 |
| 由斜边求45-45-90直角边 | leg = hypotenuse / √2 = hypotenuse·√2/2 |
逆运算——当已知斜边时，除以√2。 |
| 45-45-90来自正方形 | half a square diagonally = 45-45-90 |
45-45-90三角形恰好是正方形沿对角线切开的一半。这就是为什么s² + s² = (s√2)² = 2s²。 |
| 30-60-90来自等边三角形 | half an equilateral cut by altitude |
30-60-90三角形是等边三角形沿高切开的一半。这就是边长比1 : √3 : 2的来源。 |
| sin(30°), cos(60°) | = 1/2 |
直接从30-60-90三角形读出：对边/斜边 = 短直角边/2 = (1)/(2)（当短直角边=1时）。 |
| sin(60°), cos(30°) | = √3/2 |
在1:√3:2三角形中，对边/斜边 = 长直角边/2 = √3/2。 |
| sin(45°), cos(45°) | = √2/2 ≈ 0.707 |
在45-45-90三角形中，角的对边和邻边都是直角边（都等于1），斜边=√2。所以sin = 1/√2 = √2/2。 |
| tan(30°) | = 1/√3 = √3/3 |
对边/邻边 = 短直角边/长直角边 = 1/√3。 |
| tan(45°) | = 1 |
对边/邻边 = 直角边/直角边 = 1。 |
| tan(60°) | = √3 |
对边/邻边 = 长直角边/短直角边 = √3/1。 |
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