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Area of an Irregular Quadrilateral diagonal (e) = 7 cm, diagonal(f) = 7 in and diagonal = 10 is 21.6122522 cm2 or 3.3499058 in2.
Area of an Irregular Quadrilateral diagonal (e) = 7 cm, diagonal(f) = 7 in and diagonal = 10 is 21.6122522 cm2 or 3.3499058 in2.
Area of an Irregular Quadrilateral diagonal (e) = 7 cm, diagonal(f) = 7 in and diagonal = 10 in other units
| Value | unit |
|---|---|
| 0.0002161 | km² |
| 0.0001343 | mi² |
| 0.2161225 | m² |
| 0.7090634 | ft² |
| 8.5087607 | in² |
| 0.2363545 | yd² |
| 21.6122522 | cm² |
| 216.122522 | mm² |
Steps:
Given that Irregular Quadrilateral diagonal (e) = 7 cm, diagonal(f) = 7 in and radians = 10
We know that, Area = e * f * sin(α)
Put the values of e, f and α in above Area Formula
Unit Conversion of Width 7 in = 17.78 cm
7 Inches is 17.78 Centimeters
To convert Inches to Centimeters
we know that, 1 Inche = 2.54 Centimeters
To convert Inches to Centimeters, multiply the inche value by 2.54
Result in Centimeters: 7 in × 2.54 × cm/in
Cancel The Comman factor of in
Result in Centimeters: (7 x 2.54 cm)
Multiply 7 into 2.54
Result in Centimeters: 17.78 Centimeters
∴ 7 Inches = 17.78 Centimeters
A = 7 * 17.78 * sin(100)
Simplify the above equation
A = 21.6122522 cm²
∴ Area of an Irregular Quadrilateral diagonal (e) = 7 cm, diagonal(f) = 7 in and degrees = 10 is 21.6122522 cm²
or
Unit Conversion of Length 7 cm = 2.7559055 in
7 Centimeters is 2.7559055 inches
To convert Centimeter to Inches
we know that, 1 Centimeter = 0.393705 inches or
1 Centimeter = 1/2.54 inches
To convert Centimeters to inches, divide the centimeter value by 2.54.
Result in Centimeters: 7 × cm/2.54 × in/cm
Cancel The Comman factor of cm
Result in Inches: 7/2.54 in
Divide the 7 by 2.54
Result in Inches: 2.7559055 inches
∴ 7 Centimeters = 2.7559055 inches
A = 2.7559055 in * in in * sin(100)
Simplify the above equation
Area = 3.3499058 degrees²
∴ Area of an Irregular Quadrilateral diagonal (e) = 7 cm, diagonal (f) = 7 in with diagonal = 10 is [21.6122522, 3.3499058] cm²