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A,B are adjacent vertices of a cube. C lies on the edge diagonally opposite to AB and divides that edge in the ratio 2:1.
The angle ∠ACB is labelled θ. Find θ.
Let the edge on which C lies be called DE.
It is convenient to let AB=3x so that DC=2x and CE=x.
Use Pythagoras to find the diagonal BE in terms of x (and note that this is the same as AD.)
â–³BCE is a right-angled triangle so Pythagoras applies once again!