greatwhiteshark
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Prove that area A of a triangle is given by the formula:
A = a^2(sinBsinY)/2sinA, where B = beta, Y = gamma and A = alpha.
Do I need to use A = 1/2 times base times height? If so, in what way?
A = a^2(sinBsinY)/2sinA, where B = beta, Y = gamma and A = alpha.
Do I need to use A = 1/2 times base times height? If so, in what way?