Degrees area and length

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Just had assessment, trying to mark up if I got the pass mark. Can someone help solve this
 

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Just had assessment, trying to mark up if I got the pass mark. Can someone help solve this
Please show us what you have tried and exactly where you are stuck.

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It’s a bit of mess, but struggled with question b and c.
 

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It’s a bit of mess, but struggled with question b and c.
Your "method" is mostly correct. But your numbers are not. Please do it over, methodically and cleanly and repost.

I would calculate the area of the quadrilateral by dividing into 2 triangles whose sides will be known (after solving a and b) and Heron's formula.
 
Thanks I’ll tidy it up.
Question is would you pass me? :) need 11 out of 18
 

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Simpler question might be have I got 11 marks there? Not sure if I’ve scraped it
 
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Your "method" is mostly correct. But your numbers are not. Please do it over, methodically and cleanly and repost.

I would calculate the area of the quadrilateral by dividing into 2 triangles whose sides will be known (after solving a and b) and Heron's formula.
Subjotosh, would you give me any marks for my workings out?
 
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