Math, asked by THEBFG, 1 year ago

Base of a triangle is 9 and height is 5. Base of another triangle is 10 and height is 6. Find the Ratio of areas of these triangles

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Answered by Sahil4U
4
Area of 1st Triangle=½×base×height

½×9×5=45/2

Area of another Triangle=½×10×6

60/2=30

Ratio= area of 1st ∆/area of another ∆
= 45/2÷30
= 45/60
=3/4

3:4
Answered by Panzer786
2
Heya !!!

Base of triangle = 9 units

And,

Height of triangle = 5 units

Area of triangle = 1/2 × ( B × H )

=> 1/2 × ( 9 × 5)

=> 45/2 units

Base of another triangle = 10 units

And,

Height of another triangle = 6 units

Area of another triangle = 1/2 × ( B × H )

=> 1/2 × ( 10 × 6)

=> 30 units

Ratio of the triangle = 45/2 : 30

=> 45/2 / 30

=> 45/2 × 1/30

=> 45/60

=> 9/60


=> 3:4

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