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can some one answer my question

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hoxabel: Area = 30

superheroiron: how can you prove t

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Answered by hoxabel

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Answer:

A=30cm

Step-by-step explanation:

If AB = 10cm and AC = 8cm, then CB must be equal to 2cm.

Now to calculate the Area i.e = A=pq /2

A = 6*10/2 = 30

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