In OPQ, 0 = 3.1 inches, p = 3.1 inches and _Q=97º. Find the area of AOPQ, to the nearest 10th of a square inch.

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In OPQ, 0 = 3.1 inches, p = 3.1 inches and _Q=97º. Find the area of AOPQ, to the

nearest 10th of a square inch.

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