12. un arpenteur a tracé le croquis suivant à l’aide des mesures qu’il a effectuées. les points ont été localisés par coordonnées rectangulaires.
a. calculer l’aire du terrain triangulaire attenant au ruisseau.
b. calculer l’aire de la parcelle de terrain boisée au bas du croquis.

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12. un arpenteur a tracé le croquis suivant à l’aide des mesures qu’il a effectuées. les points ont été localisés par coordonnées rectangulaires.
    a. calculer l’aire du terrain triangulaire attenant au ruisseau.
    b. calculer l’aire de la parcelle de terrain boisée au bas du croquis.

Accepted Answer

### Part (a)
# Explanation:
## Step 1: Recall the formula for the area of a triangle
The area of a triangle is given by $ A=\frac{1}{2}\times base\times height $. For the triangular terrain next to the stream, we can take the base as $ 82.4\space m $ and the height as $ 35.9\space m $.

## Step 2: Calculate the area
Substitute the values into the formula:
$ A=\frac{1}{2}\times82.4\times35.9 $
First, calculate $ 82.4\times35.9 = 82.4\times(30 + 5+ 0.9)=82.4\times30+82.4\times5 + 82.4\times0.9=2472+412+74.16 = 2958.16 $
Then, $ \frac{1}{2}\times2958.16=1479.08\space m^{2} $

# Answer:
The area of the triangular terrain is $ 1479.08\space m^{2} $

### Part (b)
# Explanation:
## Step 1: Analyze the shape of the wooded parcel
The wooded parcel can be considered as a trapezoid or we can also calculate it as the sum of two triangles or use the formula for the area of a trapezoid. The formula for the area of a trapezoid is $ A=\frac{(a + b)}{2}\times h $, where $ a $ and $ b $ are the lengths of the two parallel sides and $ h $ is the height (the distance between the parallel sides). Alternatively, we can use the formula for the area of a triangle with base $ 108.95\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $ minus the area of the smaller triangle (but actually looking at the diagram, the wooded area can be calculated as $ \frac{1}{2}\times base\times height $ where base is $ 108.95\space m $ and height is $ 68.4\space m $ plus or minus? Wait, no, looking at the diagram, the wooded area: let's take the base as $ 108.95\space m $ and the height as $ 68.4\space m $ and also consider the other part? Wait, no, actually, the wooded area can be calculated as the area of a triangle with base $ 108.95\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $ minus the area of the triangle with base $ 108.95 - 24.5\space m $? Wait, no, looking at the diagram, the wooded area: let's use the formula for the area of a triangle with base $ 108.95\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $ and also check the other dimension. Wait, another approach: the wooded area can be calculated as $ \frac{1}{2}\times(108.95)\times68.4 $. Wait, no, let's re - examine.

Wait, the wooded parcel: the vertical side is $ 68.4\space m $, the horizontal side at the bottom is $ 108.95\space m $, and there is a segment of $ 24.5\space m $ from the vertex. Wait, actually, the area of the wooded parcel can be calculated as the area of a triangle with base $ 108.95\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $ minus the area of the triangle with base $ (108.95 - 24.5)\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $? No, that's not correct. Wait, alternatively, we can use the formula for the area of a triangle with base $ 108.95\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $ but that's not right. Wait, looking at the diagram, the wooded area: let's use the formula for the area of a triangle with base $ 108.95\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $ and also consider the other triangle? Wait, no, the correct way: the wooded area can be calculated as $ \frac{1}{2}\times108.95\times68.4 $. Let's calculate that.

## Step 2: Calculate the area
First, calculate $ 108.95\times68.4 $
$ 108.95\times68.4=(100 + 8.95)\times68.4=100\times68.4+8.95\times68.4 = 6840+8.95\times(60 + 8.4)=6840+(8.95\times60+8.95\times8.4)=6840+(537+75.18)=6840 + 612.18=7452.18 $
Then, $ \frac{1}{2}\times7452.18 = 3726.09\space m^{2} $
Wait, but we also have to consider the small triangle? No, wait, maybe the wooded area is a trapezoid with parallel sides $ 24.5\space m $ and $ 108.95\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $? No, the formula for the area of a trapezoid is $ A=\frac{(a + b)}{2}\times h $, where $ a = 24.5\space m $, $ b = 108.95\space m $, $ h = 68.4\space m $
Then $ A=\frac{(24.5+108.95)}{2}\times68.4=\frac{133.45}{2}\times68.4 = 66.725\times68.4 $
Calculate $ 66.725\times68.4 $:
$ 66.725\times68.4=66.725\times(60 + 8+0.4)=66.725\times60+66.725\times8+66.725\times0.4 = 4003.5+533.8+26.69 = 4003.5+560.49 = 4563.99\space m^{2} $
Wait, there is a mistake in the first approach. Let's re - evaluate. The correct way: The wooded area can be calculated as the area of a triangle with base $ 108.95\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $ plus the area of a triangle? No, looking at the diagram, the wooded area is a quadrilateral which can be divided into two triangles. One triangle with base $ 108.95\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $ and another? No, actually, the correct formula: Let's use the formula for the area of a triangle with base $ 108.95\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $ and also the small triangle? Wait, no, the problem is in French, "parcelle de terrain boisée au bas du croquis" (wooded parcel at the bottom of the sketch). The bottom part: the vertical side is $ 68.4\space m $, the horizontal side is $ 108.95\space m $, and there is a segment of $ 24.5\space m $ from the vertex. Wait, maybe the wooded area is a trapezoid with bases $ 24.5\space m $ and $ 108.95\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $. Let's recalculate the area of the trapezoid:

$ A=\frac{(24.5 + 108.95)}{2}\times68.4=\frac{133.45}{2}\times68.4 = 66.725\times68.4 $
$ 66.725\times68.4 = 66.725\times(60+8 + 0.4)=66.725\times60+66.725\times8+66.725\times0.4=4003.5+533.8+26.69 = 4003.5 + 560.49=4563.99\space m^{2} $

Wait, but maybe the correct way is to consider the wooded area as the area of a triangle with base $ 108.95\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $ minus the area of the triangle with base $ (108.95 - 24.5)\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $? No, that would be $ \frac{1}{2}\times108.95\times68.4-\frac{1}{2}\times(108.95 - 24.5)\times68.4=\frac{1}{2}\times68.4\times(108.95-(108.95 - 24.5))=\frac{1}{2}\times68.4\times24.5 = 34.2\times24.5 = 837.9\space m^{2} $, which is not correct.

Wait, going back to the diagram, the wooded area: the two triangles (the upper one is the non - wooded triangle and the lower one is part of the wooded area? No, the wooded area is the lower part. Wait, the correct approach is: The wooded parcel can be calculated as the area of a triangle with base $ 108.95\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $ plus the area of a triangle with base $ 24.5\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $? No, that would be $ \frac{1}{2}\times108.95\times68.4+\frac{1}{2}\times24.5\times68.4=\frac{1}{2}\times68.4\times(108.95 + 24.5)=\frac{1}{2}\times68.4\times133.45=34.2\times133.45 $
Calculate $ 34.2\times133.45 $:
$ 34.2\times133.45=(30+4.2)\times133.45 = 30\times133.45+4.2\times133.45=4003.5+560.49 = 4563.99\space m^{2} $

Yes, that makes sense. So the area of the wooded parcel is the sum of the area of the triangle with base $ 108.95\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $ and the area of the triangle with base $ 24.5\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $, which is equivalent to the area of a trapezoid with parallel sides $ 24.5\space m $ and $ 108.95\space m $ and height $ 68.4\space m $

# Answer:
The area of the wooded parcel is $ 4563.99\space m^{2} $

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Explanation:

Part (a)

Step 1: Recall the formula for the area of a triangle

Step 2: Calculate the area

Step 1: Analyze the shape of the wooded parcel

Step 2: Calculate the area

Answer:

Part (b)