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In triangle PQR, PR = 23mm, QR = 39mm, and m<R = 163 degrees. Find the area of the triangle to the nearest tenth.

User Johan Paul
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Answer: 131.1287 square mm (approx)

Explanation:

The area of a triangle,


A=(1)/(2) * s_1* s_2* sin \theta

Where
s_1 and
s_2 are adjacent sides and
\theta is the include angle of these sides,

Here PR and QR are adjacent sides and ∠R is the included angle of these sides,

Thus, we can write,


s_1 = PR= 23\text{ mm},
s_2=QR=39\text{ mm} and
\theta = 163^(\circ),

Thus, the area of the triangle PQR,


A=(1)/(2) * 23* 39* sin163^(\circ)


A=(262.257419136)/(2) = 131.128709568\approx 131.1287\text{ square mm}

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