Find the height of the triangle. A=2c^3+16, b=c+2

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Lawrence Mendez

22 December, 10:20

Find the height of the triangle. A=2c^3+16, b=c+2

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Bethany Spence · Answer 1

A is an angle since it is a capital letter and both b and c are sides. We also know one height of the triangle could equal b times sinA. So my height = (c+2) (sin (2c^3+16)), depending on which height we are looking for, in this case I am using c as the base.