Answer:
12.9

Explanation:
So to find the area of this triangle, you will need to use the equation
Area =
c*b*sin(A) =
a*b*sin(C)
Here, we have ∠A, ∠C, and side c
We can use the fact that
so solve for the other variables we do not have.
First we can find the other angle B. Since ∠A + ∠B + ∠C = 180°,
∠B = 180° - ∠A - ∠C, which is ∠B = 180° - 115° - 24° = 41°
Now that we have all three angles, we can solve for the sides
Since we only have side c, we will manipulate the equation with c and one of the others to solve for a or b. Let's solve for side b first.
Since
, solving for b would give us
. Then plugging in our values we get
= 6.77 = b
Now we can solve for the remaining side, a, using the same method.
Since
, solving for a would give us
. Then plugging on our values we get
= 9.36 = a
Now that we have all our angles and sides, we can plug in our numbers to either of our area equations ⇒
Area =
c*b*sin(A)=
(4.2)(6.77)sin(115) = 12.9
or
a*b*sin(C) =
(9.36)(6.77)sin(24) = 12.9
