The sum of the interior angles of<span> a </span>triangle<span> are equal to 180</span>o<span>. To </span>find the third angle of a triangle<span> when the other two </span>angles<span> are known subtract the number of degrees in the other two </span>angles<span> from 180</span><span>o</span>
Answer:
38.25 cm²
Step-by-step explanation:
We use the formula for the length of an arc to find the central angle of the sector of the circle.
Then we use the formula for the area of a sector of a circle to find the area.
Length of arc of circle of radius r:

s = arc length
n = measure of the central angle of the sector



Area of sector of circle of radius r:

A = area of sector of circle
n = measure of the central angle of the sector


24 , it’s just skipping four letters up
to find the vertical height
multiply the tangent of the angle by the horizontal distance
so tan(12) x 5 = 1.0628
rounded to nearest hundredth = 1.06 miles