One side of a right triangle is 150 m long andits adjacent angle is t/3 radians, with t/60radians as possible error. Use differentials toapproximate the maximum possible error incomputing the area (in square meters) of thetriangle.

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One side of a right triangle is 150 m long and its adjacent angle is t/3 radians, with t/60 radians as possible error. Use differentials to approximate the maximum possible error in computing the area (in square meters) of the triangle.