In ΔGHI, h = 10 cm, ∠G=152° and ∠H=7°. Find the area of ΔGHI, to the nearest square centimeter.

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zhannawk [14.2K]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

I = 180-152-7 = 21°

Law of Sines:

g = h·sinG/sinH ≅ 38.5 cm

i = h·sinI/sinH = 29.4 cm

Use Heron's Formula to calculate the area from the lengths of the sides.

semi-perimeter s = (g+h+i)/2 ≅ 39.0 cm

area = $\sqrt{s(s-g)(s-h)(s-i)}$ ≅ 69 cm²

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