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    The document discusses calculating the area of triangles and a shaded segment using trigonometric formulas. It provides the formula for calculating the area of a triangle using two sides and the angle between them. It then works through four examples of applying the formula to find the area of different triangles and a shaded segment within a circle sector.

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    The document discusses calculating the area of triangles and a shaded segment using trigonometric formulas. It provides the formula for calculating the area of a triangle using two sides and the angle between them. It then works through four examples of applying the formula to find the area of different triangles and a shaded segment within a circle sector.

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    77-Area of A Triagngle

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    The document discusses calculating the area of triangles and a shaded segment using trigonometric formulas. It provides the formula for calculating the area of a triangle using two sides and the angle between them. It then works through four examples of applying the formula to find the area of different triangles and a shaded segment within a circle sector.

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    AREA OF A TRIANGLE

    The area of a triangle


    B

    a
    c

    b
    A
    1
    Area  ab sinC
    2

    To use this formula you need to know two sides of a triangle


    and the angle between the two sides.
    1 Find the area of the triangle.

    4.2 cm

    75o
    6.9 cm

    1
    Area = ab sinC
    2
    1
      6.9  4.2  sin75
    2
     14.0 cm2
    2 Find the area of the triangle.

    Note: the triangle


    8 cm
    is equilateral.

    |
    |
    60o |
    8 cm

    1
    Area = ab sinC
    2
    1
      8  8  sin 60
    2
     27.7 cm2
    3 Find the area of the parallelogram.

    Note: the
    5 cm parallelogram can be
    divided into two
    72o identical triangles.
    9 cm

    1
    Area of triangle = ab sinC
    2
    1
      9  5  sin72
    2
     21.40 cm2

    Area of parallelogram = 2 × 21.40 = 42.8 cm2 (to 3 s.f.)


    4 Find the area of the shaded segment.

    o
    5 cm 130 5 cm

    Area of triangle = area of sector – area of triangle


    130 1
        5 2   5  5  sin130
    360 2
     28.36  9.576
     18.8 cm2 (to 3 s.f.)

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