Find oblique triangle area using sine

Find oblique triangle area using sine

10th - 12th Grade

10 Qs

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Find oblique triangle area using sine

Find oblique triangle area using sine

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Mathematics

10th - 12th Grade

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1.

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Given the triangle, find the area using the sine formula. Calculate to the nearest thousandth.

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Given the triangle, find the area using the sine formula. Calculate to the nearest thousandth.

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Given the triangle, find the area using the sine formula. Calculate to the nearest thousandth.

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Given the triangle, find the area using the sine formula. Calculate to the nearest thousandth.

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Given the triangle, find the area using the sine formula. Calculate to the nearest thousandth.

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Find the area of ΔRST, \Delta RST,\  given t=8.7t=8.7 cm,    mR=123°, s = 7.8m\angle R=123\degree,\ s\ =\ 7.8 cm using the sine formula. Calculate to the nearest thousandth.

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Find the area of ΔQRP,\Delta QRP, given p=7p=7 ft,  r=15.7r=15.7  ft, and  mQ=102°m\angle Q=102\degree using the sine formula. Calculate to the nearest thousandth.

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