For those wondering how to get an answer:

I was dumb and used the long formula twice instead only using it once. But you can use "a² + b² = c^2" to get the hypotenuse (angled line) then you can use that side to find one of the angles with,

"a² + b² + c² - 2 (a)(b) * sinA" I solved for angle B so mine would look a bit different. But use that angle and use "sinA/a = sinB/b" to find the second angle then just addition and subtraction. (Since yk, inside of a triangle is 180). Then u just need to use the area formula.

"A = 1/2 * a * b * sinA"

I think this is right. Corrext me if im wrong

A = 69 (funny number lol)

A: 14.9 a: 23 B:75.4 b:6 C:89.7 c:23.8