A^2+b^2=c^2
c= hypot
a,b=other angles
I don't think that the pythagorean theorem isn't the best for this problem, as the position of the point on the object is dependent on the object's rotation, but maybe you can see it differently? That is, I don't think it's possible to find A without knowing B or vice versa, which is difficult as B and A change while the angle does. And even then, calculating A or B off of the angle would just reduce mathematically to what I have already, with the cos and sin relationships. I appreciate the suggestion, but am unsure on how to