Math, asked by radhikasingh8621, 18 days ago

find the area of a triangle whose base and altitude is 6 cm and 3 cm respectively

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Answered by nadhiyanazar53

3

1/2 (6*3)=9 centimetre square.

Answered by hrishikeshi

4

Answer:

area of triangle=base * altitude

hence,area of triangle=6cm * 3cm = 18cm

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