Geometry help
@vivianrush Did you get the answer to number 4 to be 9.8 as shown on the diagram?
oh no i didn't. i didn't noice i clicked an answer. I keep getting odd answers. I don't know what I'm doing wrong tho. a=1/2bh
click the link... it gives you the area formula, the one you're using only applies to right triangles
well not exactly
It is true that the area of a triangle is 1/2 a base length times the corresponding height but here you need trig. The formula that @completeidiot has linked is the one.
Think of the theorem as this: The area of any triangle is (1/2) the product of any two sides and the sine of the included angle.
For problem four, A = (1/2) * (4.7) * (6.1) * (sin (47 degrees) See what you get for that calculation. Be sure your calculator is set for degrees. @vivianrush
i got 14.3
I went with the "Wolf" at WolframAlpha and got a different answer. (1/2) * (4.7) * (6.1) * (sin (47 degrees)) = 10.48 approx I checked with mental math and got approximately the same answer. Do you want to show your work?
i forgot to use the sin key i got 10.48
other one is 63.4
1.For questions 1–2, find the area of the regular polygon. Give the answer to the nearest tenth. decagon with a side of 4 cm 123.1 cm2 129.4 cm2 246.2 cm2 139.8 cm2 2.pentagon with a side of 10 cm 344.1 cm2 34.4 cm2 137.6 cm2 172 cm2
now what area forlum do i use for these two?
I am still on number 5. Please post one question per thread. You will get quicker help that way. A = (1/2)* 9 * 15*sin(70)
I agree with you on number 5.
Problems 1 and 2 have several parts to the solutions. Use Area = (1/2)*apothem*perimeter
what numbers am i used? 1/2 and 4 i know for sure
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