a.
To identify: Whether the
The area is greater when
Given information:
In
Explanation:
The area of a triangle is given by:
Substitute the values of
Now substitute the values of
Therefore, the area is greater when
b.
To identify: Whether the triangle has a greater area when
The area is greater when
Given information:
The value of
Explanation:
The area of a triangle is given by:
Substitute the values of
Now substitute the values of
Therefore, the area is greater when
c.
To identify: For what measure of
For the measure of
Given information:
A triangle
Explanation:
The angle C should be
And the values of
Therefore, in triangle
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