A farmer decided to fence a triangular vegetable garden from his field bounded on two sides by two streets intersecting at 13'15'. the sides of the garden along the streets are 10 meters and 5 meters.
Find the perimeter of the garden.

Find the area of the garden.

Seedlings are to be planted in the garden at a cost of Php15.00 per foot. What's the total cost?

Question

A farmer decided to fence a triangular vegetable garden from his field bounded on two sides by two streets intersecting at 13'15'. the sides of the garden along the streets are 10 meters and 5 meters. 
Find the perimeter of the garden. 


Find the area of the garden. 


Seedlings are to be planted in the garden at a cost of Php15.00 per foot. What's the total cost?

confusionist · Answer

1. The perimeter is: 10+5+11.18 =26.18

confusionist · Answer

You get that by adding all sides. It should be pretty easy. Then, multiply width by length to get the triangle area. Be sure to divide this by two. 

10*5= 50, 25

confusionist · Answer

For the last one all you have to do is multiply 15*25=375.