Math, asked by kdey, 1 year ago

for any traingle complete the following table
Base?
height 11
area , 110

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Answered by shayrakhan2004

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Step-by-step explanation:

Area of a triangle =1/2 * base * height

so, 110=1/2*11*b

110*2/11=b

b=10*2

b=20

hope it will help u

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