1) Triangle QRT, where q = 32.4 ft, r = 29.8 ft, t = 42.1 ft
No this cannot make a second triangle
2) Triangle ABC, where B = 62°, a = 11.52 m, c = 19.34 m
No this cannot make a second triangle
3) Both of the triangles cannot make a second triangle
<h3>How does law of sine work</h3>
The following is a detailed explanation of the sine law: In a triangle, side "a" divided by angle sine "a" equals side "b" divided by angle sine "b" equals side "c" divided by angle sine "c."
The formula for law of sine is written as
Sine A a = Sine B/ b = Sine C / c
These law helps in determining the given angles and sides
For the situation given; both cannot be used to make a second triangle
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The formula is
A=p (1+r)^t
A future value?
P current value 140
R rate of inflation 0.034
T time 2008-2005=3 years
A=140×(1+0.034)^(3)
A=154.77 round your answer to get
A=155
Answer:
240 square inches
Step-by-step explanation:
1 foot = 12 inches
to convert 4/3 ft to inches, multiply by 12
4/3 × 12 = 16 inches
the area of a square = base × height
base = 16, height = 15
16 × 15 = 240 square inches
Answer:
270 cm^2
Step-by-step explanation:
This is quite easy.
There is formula for it, the formula is bh/2
b= is the base or side that the triangle's altitude or height is perpendicular to.
h= is the height of the triangle or the altitude of the triangle.
I can always like to thing that a triangle is like half of a rectangle because the area for a rectangle is bh, but in a triangle it is half the bh.
b= 30
h=18
Now substitute the values in the formula
30(18)/2
30 times 18 = 540
divide the product by 2
540/2 = 270
