Math, asked by palsurinder83, 9 months ago

area of a triangle with base-6 and height-4

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Answered by rajinibal2222

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Answer:

b×hight=6×4=24 my thought

Answered by Anonymous

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we know the are of triangle 1/2×base×height

=1/2×-6×-4

=12cm

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