Question 2 < > As you continue in math and science you will find that there are certain formulas that will be nice to have quick access to time and again over the years. However, it's hard to memorize formulas that you don't use on a regular basis. When you need one, you either need to be able to look it up quickly, or figure it out yourself quickly. The latter is a very useful ability to have. The point of this question is to give you the ability of determining the area formula in this section for yourself, a formula that you can use when the height is not given, but you know two sides and the included angle. We want you to fully understand the reasoning behind this formula for the area of a triangle. (It's faster than opening up Google and searching for it.) 0 a b This is the formula you are going to prove: Part A 1 Area ab sin(0) 2 This part will lead you through the process. i. Redraw the triangle above on your paper so that side b is the base (the bottom) of the triangle. That means you're rotating it counter clockwise. (Sometimes it's useful to look at a triangle from a different angle). Then draw in the height of the triangle and label it h. O Search #0