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How do you find the area of this triangle?

How do you find the area of this triangle?-example-1

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Answer:

96.6937 square units

Explanation:

To find the area of a triangle when two sides and the included angle are given, we can use the Sine Rule for the area of a triangle formula.

Sine Rule


\boxed{\text{Area} = (1)/(2) ab\sin C}

where:

  • a and b are the sides.
  • C is the included angle.

In this case:

  • a = 27
  • b = 22
  • C = 19°

Substitute these values into the formula and calculate:


\text{Area} = (1)/(2) * 27 * 22 * \sin(19^(\circ))


\text{Area} = 13.5 * 22 * \sin(19^(\circ))


\text{Area} = 297 \sin(19^(\circ))


\text{Area} =96.69374187...


\text{Area} =96.6937\; \rm square \; units\;(4\;d.p.)

Therefore, the area of the triangle is approximately 96.6937 square units when rounded to four decimal places.

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