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In the figure one side of the triangle is 10 centimetres and angles on that side are 60° and 45°. Calculate the area of the triangle.
In the figure one side of the triangle is 10 centimetres and angles on that side are 60° and 45°. Calculate the area of the triangle.
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For an ASA (Angle-Side-Angle) triangle, a standard method to find the area is to drop a perpendicular to the known side. This divides the problem into two solvable right-angled triangles, allowing you to find the height and then the area.
Updated On: Mar 16, 2026
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