What is the area of the triangle to the nearest tenth of a square meter?
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im guessing 52 square maters
these are my answer choices 14.1 m2 24.4 m2 45.9 m2 48.8 m2 @Directrix @bnkilinc
im thinking 48.8?
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The area of any triangle is 1/2 * the product of any two sides and the sine of the included angle.
A = 1/2 * 13*8* sin(28 degrees) Crank that out.
@freshkid944 Crank out 1/2 * 13*8* sin(28 degrees) on Google calculator
@Directrix 24.4125212649
can you help me with this @Directrix In triangle PQR, m∠P = 53º, PQ = 7.4, and PR = 9.6. What is m∠R to the nearest degree?
sorry :( lol
Using the same theorem, Area = (1/2) * 7.4 * 9.6 * sin(53 degrees) =
Crank it out.
@Directrix 28.3675333169
That's what I got.
here are my options though 61º 49º 42º 35º
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hey @Directrix are u there? here are my answer choices here are my options though 61º 49º 42º 35º
Where is the question that goes with those answer options?
In triangle PQR, m∠P = 53º, PQ = 7.4, and PR = 9.6. What is m∠R to the nearest degree? @Directrix
We just did that and you gave me a medal.
Oh, wait a minute. I thought we were finding area. Hold on.
@Directrix ok
@Directrix u still there?
I am here. I'm trying to figure out whether we will have to use the Law of Sines or Law of Cosines here. I am thinking.
okay @Directrix
here are the answer choices again : 61º 49º 42º 35º
I'm here and I'm still thinking. I may have to run the answer choices through and work backwards.
okay skip that question @Directrix
what about this question : The 5th term in a geometric sequence is 120. The 7th term is 30. What are the possible values of the 6th term of the sequence? @Directrix
I don't like to skip and not do the work. This is a challenge.
okay can we come back to it because I really gotta get this done @Directrix :)
Move this question to closed and post the geometric sequence question on the open list. I understand you have to get it done.
@Directrix I just did and I tagged you in it :)
I'll mark this question so that I can find it and look at the other. We'll have to look up those formulas for geometric sequences.
okay @Directrix
60 is one possible option.
120 times 1/2 60 times 1/2
your right lol!!! :) thank u
last one question @Directrix What is the 50th term of the sequence that begins −4, 2, 8, 14…?
This triangle is worrying me. Let me come back to it after this sequence thing you just wrote.
okay @Directrix
The 50th term can be found by the following: first term + (n-1)* d where n = 50 and d is the common difference -4 + 49*6 = ?
Did you get 290? Sounds a little small.
@freshkid944
@freshkid944 Still here? I'm back on this triangle problem.
that's right @Directrix
I have an equation to try for the triangle problem.
ok @Directrix
@Directrix what is it ?
@Directrix ???
nope , these are the answer choices 61º 49º 42º 35º @Directrix
@Directrix u there ?
did u see the answer choices ? @Directrix
@freshkid944 49 --> Did you get that?
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