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GIVING MEDALS if A= 42.2 degrees, B=13.6 degrees and a=41.3, find the area of triangle ABC
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Do you know how to use the Cosine law?
you don't have the height yet, so the best would be to find all angles and all sides. After you find the sides do the following|dw:1384960287492:dw|knowing all the sides, and using a^2+b^2=c^2,
but you only know one side
Continuing from what I said. FIND ALL SIDES FIRST, using the LAW of COSINES. |dw:1384960533171:dw| Where two bases are going to be (b-y) and y so you would get
After finding all sides, you can find the height. A= 42.2 degrees, B=13.6 so angle C= 180-(42.2+13.6)=124.2 |dw:1384960806517:dw| X would be your height, then
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