Math, asked by muzammilhusain7681, 10 months ago

D) The base of a triangle is greater than twice its height by 3 cm. If the
area of the triangle is 44 cm2 , find the base and height of the triangle

Answers

Answered by harinibalaga05
6

Answer:

let height of the triangle be x

base= 2x+3

area of triangle =1/2× base×height=44cm*2

then 1/2× 2x+3 ×( x)= 44

2x*2+3x=88

2x*2+3x-88=0

Answered by windyyork
2

The required equation would be 2x^2+3x-88=0

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we have given that

Let the height of triangle be 'x'.

Let the base of triangle be '2x+3'

Area of triangle = 44 sq. cm

So, According to question, it becomes,

\dfrac{1}{2}\times x(2x+3)=44\\\\x(2x+3)=44\times 2\\\\2x^2+3x=88\\\\2x^2+3x-88=0

Hence, the required equation would be 2x^2+3x-88=0

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