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State the formulas for the area of a triangle ABC that were derived using the law of sines.

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Given

a triangle ABC

Find

Area of a triangle using the laws of sines

Step-by-step explanation

As area of triangle =


(1)/(2)* base* height

since, it is a right angle triangle.

Assume the sine of angle A


sinA=\frac{opposite\text{ side}}{hypotenuse}

so, we have


sinA=(h)/(c)

hence,


h=csinA

now, put the value of h in area of triangle,


Area\text{ of triangle =}(1)/(2)* b* csinA=(1)/(2)bcsinA

similarly we can write for the sinB and SinC


(1)/(2)absinC\text{ and }(1)/(2)acsinB

Final Answer

Area of triangle in the law of sines is


(1)/(2)bcsinA

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