Finding Angle between 2 points

Hello,
I need to calculate the angle between two point from the matlab plot. I tried by applyingthe code which is provided in the discussion but the result is not correct.
The image is attached, I want to find the angle theta which is fromed by point p1,p2 and o.
P1,P2 coordinates are known to us.
I tried using the code provided in the link attached below but the answer is not correct.
I need your help regarding the same.
Thanks in Advance.
Awaiting for response.

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MaryD
MaryD el 20 de Abr. de 2020
Do you know the coordinates of O point ? Or anything about that ?
aaditya chandel
aaditya chandel el 20 de Abr. de 2020
yes the point O coordinates are known.

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Gifari Zulkarnaen
Gifari Zulkarnaen el 20 de Abr. de 2020
Is this what you mean?
P1 = [10 210];
P2 = [140 210];
Z0 = [(P1(1)+P2(1))/2 225]; % Reference point, assuming it is in the middle of P1 & P2
degree = 2*atand((P2(1)-Z0(1))/(Z0(2)-P2(2)));

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aaditya chandel
aaditya chandel el 20 de Abr. de 2020
The coordinate of Z0 is known.
aaditya chandel
aaditya chandel el 20 de Abr. de 2020
As shown in the figure P1,P2 and O point coordinates are know.
aaditya chandel
aaditya chandel el 20 de Abr. de 2020
For this case Z0 appears to be in the middle but it might not be true in other cases.
But its possible to obtain the coordiante.

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MaryD
MaryD el 20 de Abr. de 2020
Editada: MaryD el 20 de Abr. de 2020

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r1=sqrt((x1-xo).^2+(y1-yo).^2);
r2=sqrt((x2-xo).^2+(y2-yo).^2);
alpha=acos((x1-xo)/r1);
beta=acos((x2-xo)/r2);
theta=alpha-beta;
keep in mind that acos is specified for pi <0:pi> so if one (or both) points would be placed under O point you have to adjust this equation.

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