Math, asked by BLIPBLOPPLOSLOP, 7 months ago

How to solve this? Can anyone help?

Attachments:

Answers

Answered by YouTuberAarohiAaryan
0

Answer:

3*4/2

EF*height

Step-by-step explanation:

Hope it helps you

Answered by AsirIntesar
0

(a) Here,

the base of ABC,b=4cm

the height of ABC,h=3cm

We know,

ABC triangle's area=(b*h)/2

=(4*3)/2

=6cm^2

Ans.6 square centimeters.

(b) Here,

the base of DEF,b'=4cm

the height of DEF,h'=3cm

We know,

DEF triangle's area=(b'*h')/2

=(4*3)/2

=6cm^2

Ans.6 square centimeters.

(c) Here,

the base of PQR,b"=4cm

the height of PQR,h"=3cm

We know,

PQR triangle's area=(b"*h")/2

=(4*3)/2

=6cm^2

Ans.6 square centimeters.

Hope this will help you.

Similar questions