Math, asked by Aromal74, 6 months ago

find the area of triangle whose base is 4 cm and height is 6 cm

Answers

Answered by sunilkumar4846tr

0

Step-by-step explanation:

Area of a triangle =

2

1

∗Base∗Height=

2

1

∗4∗6cm

2

=12cm

2

Answered by nareshrsharma783

1

Answer:

Triangle

Solve for

area

A

=

12

cm²

b

Base

cm

h

b

Height

cm

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