Answer:
16.27 mm² (see comment)
Explanation:
You want the area of a triangle with side lengths 11 mm and 14 mm, and the angle between them 12.2°.
Area
The area is given by the formula ...
A = 1/2ab·sin(C)
A = 1/2(11 mm)(14 mm)·sin(12.2°) ≈ 16.27 mm²
The area of the triangle is about 16.27 square millimeters.
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Additional comment
If you use Heron's formula for the area from the three side lengths, you find it is about 16.32 mm². That's the trouble with over-specified geometrical figures. The result you get depends on which of the given values you use. (To get the area accurate to 4 sf, the angle needs to be specified to 4 sf: 12.24°.)
s = (4 +11 +14)/2 = 14.5
A = √(s(s -a)(s -b)(s -c))
A = √(14.5(14.5 -4)(14.5 -11)(14.5 -14)) = √(14.5·10.5·3.5·0.5) = √266.4375
A ≈ 16.32
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