Answer:
Ok so what you have to do to is basically apply Pythagoras Theorem
Explanation:
The hypotenuse squared is equal to the sum of the squares of the legs of a right-angle triangle.
Assuming:
c = 10
hypotenuse
a = 6.84
adjacent leg (base of the triangle)
b = ?
opposite leg (height of triangle)
With that, you can calculate the area of the triangle:
And as your polygon has 9 sides, you can assume that you have 9 of this triangles, so the total area would be:
And rounding this result to the nearest hundreth: