JG = GK
Angle JGH is a right angle
Angle HGK is a right angle assuming it is drawn like this (sorry i did my best to draw it):
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Answer: this one is confusing
Step-by-step explanation:
The sum<span> of the measures of the interior angles of any </span>quadrilateral<span> can be found by breaking the </span>quadrilateral<span> into two triangles. Since the measure of the interior angles of any triangle equals 180 degrees, each of the two triangles will contribute 180 degrees to the total for the </span>quadrilateral<span>.</span>
You can use Heron's formula to do this
Area of triangle = sqrt[ s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c) ] where s = half the perimeter of the triangle =
1/2 * 13+5+9 = 13.5
so required area = sqrt [ (13.5)(13.5-13)(13.5-5)(13.5-9)]
= 16.1 square meters
