If y=75 degrees is the angle between sides a and b, then yes, it is possible to calculate the area of the triangle.
To answer further, we use the sine function to do the calculation.
The area is given by
Area = absin(y)/2 = 32*24*sin(75)/2 = 370.92 to two decimal places.
Y=-X-3
X+Y=4
You'll want to get X or Y by itself, which in this question it already is.
After that, use substitution (Plug -X-3 in place of Y in X+Y=4)
Equation should look like X+(-X-3)=4
Solve that equation
X+(-X-3)=4
X+(-X) cancels eachother out, leaving you with (-3)=4
Add 3 to both sides of (-3)=4, leaving you with 0=7
0 Can't equal 7, so this equation has no solutions
360 - 160 - 60 = 140
<span><y = 1/2 * 140 = 70
Hope this helps
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I think it would 8:16 since you add another 30 to 7:30 making 8:00 then you add 16 to make 8:16
