find the area of each triangle. round intermediate values to the nearest tenth. use the rounded values to calculate the next value. Round your final answer to the nearest 10

Sin(α)=opposite leg/hypotenuse

Sin(63°)=ya/35

ya=35xSin(63°)

ya=31.2

Area(a)= (15.9x31.2)/2

Area(a)=248.0

Now, we proceed to find the area of "b". We already have the length x=15.9, so:  

Tan(α)=opposite leg/adjacent leg

yb=15.90xTan(42°)

yb=14.3

Area(b)=15.9X14.3/2

Area(b)=113.7

The total Area (At) is:  

At=Area(a)+Area(b)

At=248.0+113.7

At=361.7

10) Triangle "a":

-Adjacent leg of the triangle "a":

Cos(α)=adjacent leg/hypotenuse  

Cos(30°)=xa/48

xa=48xCos(30°)  

xa=41.6

-Opposite leg of the triangle "a":

Sin(α)=opposite leg/hypotenuse

Sin(30°)=y/48

y=48xSin(30°)

y=24.0

-Area of the triangle "a":

Area(a)=41.6x24.0/2

Area(a)=499.2

Triangle "b":

-We have the value of i(y=24).

-Adjacent leg of the triangle "b":

Tan(α)=opposite leg/adjacent leg

Tan(45°)=24/xb

xb=24/Tan(45°)

xb=24

-Area of the triangle "b":

Area(b)= 24x24/2

Area(b)=288

-Total area of the triangle (At) is:

At=Area(a)+Area(b)

At=499.2+288

At=787.2

11) To find the area of the triangle shown in this exercise, we have to apply the same procedure as in exercise 10:

-Adjacent leg of the triangle "a":

Cos(α) = adjacent leg/hypotenuse  

Cos(56°)=xa/14

xa=14xCos(56°)

xa=7.8

-Opposite leg of the triangle "a":

Sin(α)=opposite leg/hypotenuse

Sin(56°)=y/14

y=14xSin(56°)

y=11.6

-Area of the triangle "a":

Area(a)=7.8x11.6/2

Area(a)=45.2

Triangle "b":

-The value of its opposite leg is y=11.6.

-Adjacent leg of the triangle "b":

Tan(α)=opposite leg/adjacent leg

Tan(46°)=11.6/xb

xb=11.6/Tan(46°)

xb=11.2

-Area of the triangle "b":

Area(b)= 11.6x11.2/2

Area(b)=65.0

-Total area of the triangle (At) is:

At=Area(a)+Area(b)

At=45.2+65.0

At=110.2

12)-Adjacent leg of the triangle "a":

Cos(α)=adjacent leg/hypotenuse  

Cos(54°)=xa/13

xa=13xCos(54°)

xa=7.6

-Opposite leg of the triangle "a":

Sin(α)=opposite leg/hypotenuse

Sin(54°)=y/13

y=13xSin(54°)

y=10.5

-Area of the triangle "a":

Area(a)=7.6x10.5/2

Area(a)=39.9

Triangle "b":

-Adjacent leg of the triangle "b":

Tan(α)=opposite leg/adjacent leg

Tan(42°)=7.6/xb

xb=7.6/Tan(42°)

xb=8.4

-Area of the triangle "b":

Area(b)=7.6x8.4/2

Area(b)=31.9

-Total area of the triangle (At) is:

At=Area(a)+Area(b)

At=39.9+31.9

At=71.8First, it is important to remember that the formula to calculate the area of a triangle is: A=bxh/2

As we can see in the exercises, all the triangles are divided in two triangles. So, let's call "a" to the triangle on the left and "b" to the triangle on the right.

9)To find the area of the triangle "a", we need the lenght of the adjacent leg (x) and the opposite leg (ya):

Cos(α)=adjacent leg/hypotenuse  

Cos(63°)=x/35

x=35xCos(63°)

x=15.9

Sin(α)=opposite leg/hypotenuse

Sin(63°)=ya/35

ya=35xSin(63°)

ya=31.2

Area(a)= (15.9x31.2)/2

Area(a)=248.0

Now, we proceed to find the area of "b". We already have the length x=15.9, so:  

Tan(α)=opposite leg/adjacent leg

yb=15.90xTan(42°)

yb=14.3

Area(b)=15.9X14.3/2

Area(b)=113.7

The total Area (At) is:  

At=Area(a)+Area(b)

At=248.0+113.7

At=361.7

10) Triangle "a":

-Adjacent leg of the triangle "a":

Cos(α)=adjacent leg/hypotenuse  

Cos(30°)=xa/48

xa=48xCos(30°)  

xa=41.6

-Opposite leg of the triangle "a":

Sin(α)=opposite leg/hypotenuse

Sin(30°)=y/48

y=48xSin(30°)

y=24.0

-Area of the triangle "a":

Area(a)=41.6x24.0/2

Area(a)=499.2

Triangle "b":

-We have the value of i(y=24).

-Adjacent leg of the triangle "b":

Tan(α)=opposite leg/adjacent leg

Tan(45°)=24/xb

xb=24/Tan(45°)

xb=24

-Area of the triangle "b":

Area(b)= 24x24/2

Area(b)=288

-Total area of the triangle (At) is:

At=Area(a)+Area(b)

At=499.2+288

At=787.2

11) To find the area of the triangle shown in this exercise, we have to apply the same procedure as in exercise 10:

-Adjacent leg of the triangle "a":

Cos(α) = adjacent leg/hypotenuse  

Cos(56°)=xa/14

xa=14xCos(56°)

xa=7.8

-Opposite leg of the triangle "a":

Sin(α)=opposite leg/hypotenuse

Sin(56°)=y/14

y=14xSin(56°)

y=11.6

-Area of the triangle "a":

Area(a)=7.8x11.6/2

Area(a)=45.2

Triangle "b":

-The value of its opposite leg is y=11.6.

-Adjacent leg of the triangle "b":

Tan(α)=opposite leg/adjacent leg

Tan(46°)=11.6/xb

xb=11.6/Tan(46°)

xb=11.2

-Area of the triangle "b":

Area(b)= 11.6x11.2/2

Area(b)=65.0

-Total area of the triangle (At) is:

At=Area(a)+Area(b)

At=45.2+65.0

At=110.2

12)-Adjacent leg of the triangle "a":

Cos(α)=adjacent leg/hypotenuse  

Cos(54°)=xa/13

xa=13xCos(54°)

xa=7.6

-Opposite leg of the triangle "a":

Sin(α)=opposite leg/hypotenuse

Sin(54°)=y/13

y=13xSin(54°)

y=10.5

-Area of the triangle "a":

Area(a)=7.6x10.5/2

Area(a)=39.9

Triangle "b":

-Adjacent leg of the triangle "b":

Tan(α)=opposite leg/adjacent leg

Tan(42°)=7.6/xb

xb=7.6/Tan(42°)

xb=8.4

-Area of the triangle "b":

Area(b)=7.6x8.4/2

Area(b)=31.9

-Total area of the triangle (At) is:

At=Area(a)+Area(b)

At=39.9+31.9

At=71.8

Step-by-step explanation:

pentagon

step-by-step explanation:

the coordinates   a(5, -2), b(3,-1),c(-4,-4) d(-3,8) and e(-1,4) forms the vertices of the polygon when they are connected in order.

in order to classify that which polygon is it with the given coordinates, first count the number of vertices and then count the number of sides it can make with these vertices.

since, the given coordinates have five vertices, therefore, it will make five sides. moreover, pentagon is regular in nature therefore it will be convex.

now, a polygon with five sides is known as pentagon, therefore, the given polygon is the pentagon.