Math, asked by hjsingh3541, 3 months ago

If the are of a triangle is 78cm'2 and the base is 6cm calculate the height of the triangle.

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Answered by stuteesharma64

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Step-by-step explanation:

Area = 1/2 × b × h

78cm²=1/2× 6 × h

h² = 78 × 2 / 6 cm = 3cm

h² = 78/3

answer is 26cm

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