If the measure of a base angle is 74° in a isosceles triangle, what is the measure of the vertex angle?
Degrees of that triangle are 74, 90, and 16. using Sine you can figure out the height and the height equals 13.45766374 inches. then you multiply height by 14 and that gives you the area. which is 228.78 in².
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