Answer: it should be 10!
Step-by-step explanation:
the area of a triange is a=bh/2, so if you plug in your base and height, you get ten!
Bruh this is not a question
1) C 2) B I hope this helps!
Assuming that c is the length of AB (as is usually the case in the angle-side notation for triangles):
If sin(35) = 12/c, we can transform by multiplying both sides by c, and dividing both by sin(35) to get
c = 12/sin(35)
Evaluating using a calculator gives 20.92 units.
