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In Exercises 1 and 2, use the given information to find an expression for the area of Δ A B C . Give the answer in a form such as A = 1 2 ( 3 ) ( 4 )  sin 32 ∘ . See the figure for Exercises 1- 8.

a) b = 7.3 ,   c = 8.6 ,  and  α = 38 ∘

b) a = 5.3 ,   c = 8.4 ,   α = 36 ∘  and  γ = 87 ∘

Chapter 11.4, Problem 2E, In Exercises 1 and 2, use the given information to find an expression for the area of ABC. Give the

Exercises 1-8

To determine

a)

To find:

The area of the △ABC in the form of A=12(a)(b) sin α

If a=7.3, b=8.6, and α=38∘

Explanation

1) Approach:

The area of an acute triangle equals one-half the product of the lengths of two sides and the sine of the included angle.

The area of the triangle ABC is given by,

A=12absinα

2) Calculation:

Given,

In triangle ABC,

a=7.3b=8.6 andα=38∘

The area of the triangle ABC A=12absinα

A=12(7

To determine

To find:

The area of the △ABC in the form of A=12(a)(b) sin γ

If a=5.3, b=8.4, α=36∘ and γ=87∘

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