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area of a triangle: law of sines!! help!! some tutors couldn’t do it so they referred me to other people!!

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We will have that the area of the triangle is the following:

*First: We determine the missing value for the sides and angle:

Angle Y:


Y=180-67-50\Rightarrow Y=63

Side y:


(y)/(\sin(63))=(44)/(\sin(50))\Rightarrow y=(44\sin(63))/(\sin(50))
\Rightarrow y=51.17756211\ldots

Side x:


(x)/(\sin(67))=(44)/(\sin(50))\Rightarrow x=(44\sin(67))/(\sin(50))
\Rightarrow x=52.8718848\ldots

*Second: We determine the area of the triangle as follows [Heron's formula]:


s=(44+(44\sin(63))/(\sin(50))+(44\sin(67))/(\sin(50)))/(2)\Rightarrow s\approx74.02472346

Then:


A=\sqrt[]{(74.02472346)(74.02472346-44)(74.02472346-(44\sin(63))/(\sin(50)))(74.02472346-(44\sin (67))/(\sin (50)))}
\Rightarrow A\approx1874.8

So, the area of the triangle is approximately 1874.8 mm^2.

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