Grade 12Curriculum · Maths: geometry
Sine Rule, Cosine Rule and Triangle Area Worksheets
Practise trigonometry in non-right triangles.

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Triangle area, sine and cosine rules · Grade 12
Name: ____________________Find the area: sides 10 cm and 10 cm, angle between them 30° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 11 cm and 13 cm, angle between them 120° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 19 cm and 6 cm, angle between them 30° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 6 cm and 15 cm, angle between them 30° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 19 cm and 10 cm, angle between them 90° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 11 cm and 13 cm, angle between them 60° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 18 cm and 4 cm, angle between them 45° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 9 cm and 6 cm, angle between them 120° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 12 cm and 6 cm, angle between them 120° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 13 cm and 10 cm, angle between them 30° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 17 cm and 20 cm, angle between them 150° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 6 cm and 8 cm, angle between them 30° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 16 cm and 10 cm, angle between them 90° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 15 cm and 4 cm, angle between them 60° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 11 cm and 15 cm, angle between them 120° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 8 cm and 16 cm, angle between them 30° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 13 cm and 11 cm, angle between them 150° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 20 cm and 10 cm, angle between them 60° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 13 cm and 9 cm, angle between them 150° (1 decimal)
Find the area: sides 19 cm and 19 cm, angle between them 90° (1 decimal)
Answer key
- 1. 25 cm²
- 2. 61.9 cm²
- 3. 28.5 cm²
- 4. 22.5 cm²
- 5. 95 cm²
- 6. 61.9 cm²
- 7. 25.5 cm²
- 8. 23.4 cm²
- 9. 31.2 cm²
- 10. 32.5 cm²
- 11. 85 cm²
- 12. 12 cm²
- 13. 80 cm²
- 14. 26 cm²
- 15. 71.4 cm²
- 16. 32 cm²
- 17. 35.7 cm²
- 18. 86.6 cm²
- 19. 29.2 cm²
- 20. 180.5 cm²
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