Area= 1/2 base*height. height = 5 sin theta. Base is 8
Area= 25 = 5*8 sin theta. sin theta= 25/40=5/8=0.625
theta=38.68 degrees. This is angle ABC. AB cos theta=3.9. The remainig of the base = 8-3.9=4.1. Now find the angle ACB. Tan ACB= 5 sin theta/4.1=0.76. Theta=37.23. The angles are ABC=38.68, ACB=37.23 and
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area = (1/2)ac sinB
25 = (1/2) 8 * 5 * sinB
sinB = 1.25 > 1
there is a mistake
I think something is wrong .
AB = 5cm and BC = 8cm , so the area of △ABC becomes
(1/2) * 5 * 8 * sin(∠ABC) [cm^2] .
So the possible maximum value of it is 20cm^2 , it can not be 25cm^2 .
Area= 1/2 base*height. height = 5 sin theta. Base is 8
Area= 25 = 5*8 sin theta. sin theta= 25/40=5/8=0.625
theta=38.68 degrees. This is angle ABC. AB cos theta=3.9. The remainig of the base = 8-3.9=4.1. Now find the angle ACB. Tan ACB= 5 sin theta/4.1=0.76. Theta=37.23. The angles are ABC=38.68, ACB=37.23 and
BAC=104.09