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    The document provides examples of calculating the areas of different types of triangles and determining missing angles in triangles based on whether they are Euclidean or hyperbolic triangles. Specifically, it gives: 1) The area of a Euclidean triangle with a base of 8cm and height of 3cm is 12cm^2. 2) The area of an equilateral Euclidean triangle with side 10cm is 25√3cm^2. 3) A hyperbolic triangle with angles of 30°, 45°, and 60° has a third angle of 45°. 4) A hyperbolic triangle with angles of 60°, 90°, and 120° has a third angle of 90°. 5) For a triangle with two angles measuring

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    The document provides examples of calculating the areas of different types of triangles and determining missing angles in triangles based on whether they are Euclidean or hyperbolic triangles. Specifically, it gives: 1) The area of a Euclidean triangle with a base of 8cm and height of 3cm is 12cm^2. 2) The area of an equilateral Euclidean triangle with side 10cm is 25√3cm^2. 3) A hyperbolic triangle with angles of 30°, 45°, and 60° has a third angle of 45°. 4) A hyperbolic triangle with angles of 60°, 90°, and 120° has a third angle of 90°. 5) For a triangle with two angles measuring

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    The document provides examples of calculating the areas of different types of triangles and determining missing angles in triangles based on whether they are Euclidean or hyperbolic triangles. Specifically, it gives: 1) The area of a Euclidean triangle with a base of 8cm and height of 3cm is 12cm^2. 2) The area of an equilateral Euclidean triangle with side 10cm is 25√3cm^2. 3) A hyperbolic triangle with angles of 30°, 45°, and 60° has a third angle of 45°. 4) A hyperbolic triangle with angles of 60°, 90°, and 120° has a third angle of 90°. 5) For a triangle with two angles measuring

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    1. Determine the area of Euclidean Triangle with the base 8cm and height 3cm.

    Solution: Given b = 8cm


    h = 3cm

    A = ½ bh

    = ½ (8cm)(3cm)
    = ½ (24cm2)
    = 12cm2
    2. Determine the area of an Equilateral Euclidean Triangle with side 10cm.

    Solution:
    Given s = 10 cm

    b2 = c2 – a2
    = (10cm)2 – (5cm)2 A = ½ bh
    (10 cm)( 5 √3 cm)
    = 100cm2 – 25cm2 =
    2
    5 0 √3 cm
    2
    = 75cm2 =
    2
    √ b2= √ 75 cm2 = 25√ 3 cm2
    b = 5 √ 3 cm

    3. Determine the hyperbolic triangle with angles 30 o, 45o and 60o

    1800 – (30o + 45o + 60o)


    180o – 135o
    45o
    4. Determine the hyperbolic triangle with angles 60 o, 90o and 120o

    (60o + 90o + 120o) – 180


    270o – 180o
    90o

    5. Determine the measure of the third angle if two of the angles measure 40 o and 80o and the
    triangle is:

    a. Euclidean Triangle:
    180o = 40o + 80o + x
    180o = 120o + x
    180o = 1200 + x
    180o – 120o = x
    60o = x

    b. Hyperbolic Triangle
    ∝+ β+ γ < 180
    40+ 80+γ <180
    120o + γ <180
    γ <18 0o – 120o
    γ <¿ 60o

    c. ∝+ β+ γ > 180
    40+ 80+γ >180
    120o + γ >180
    γ >18 0o – 120o
    γ >¿60o

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