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Given: ∆AFD, m ∠F = 90° AD = 14, m ∠D = 30° Find: Area of ∆AFD
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Given: ∆AFD, m ∠F = 90°
AD = 14, m ∠D = 30°
Find: Area of ∆AFD

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Answer:


(49\sqrt3)/(2)

Explanation:

30 60 90 Right Trianlge.

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This is so hard I’m not good at math
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