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2 years ago

Please do it on a piece of paper if possible <3

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1 answer:

sesenic [268]2 years ago

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To find the area, we need the height of the triangle first. We already have the base.

Let's find the height (BA)
tan = opposite / adjacent

tan 35 = BA / 12
BA = 12 * tan35
BA = 12 * 0.7002079283708176
BA = 8.402

Area of the triangle = 12*BA/2 = 6*BA = 50.412 square units

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