Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We will use the general area formula for finding the area of triangle when you are given information for SAS, which we have been.
, where a and b are the given side lengths and C is the included angle. You can ONLY use this when you have the info for SAS in a triangle. For us,
a = 17, b = 15 and C = 35 degrees. Filling in:

Do that on your calculator in degree mode and you'll find the area to be
73.1 meters squared
Answer:
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(1.6666667)x+(.5)=0
1.6666667x=-.5
1.6666667x/1.666667=-.5/1.6666667
x= -.5/1.6666667
x=.3
Increasing. It helps to graph it out.
In a polynomial, each constant (regular number) has a degree of 0. For example, 8 is really 8x to the power of 0.