Math, asked by sarojpaitod, 2 months ago

if the base of a triangle is 5.6 and height is 4.5cm, what is its area?​

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Answered by Vishal0312
2

Answer:

12.6

Step-by-step explanation:

Area = 1/2* base * height

= 0.5*5.6*4.5

=12.6square cm

Answered by dhirurpsf
2

Area = 1/2* base * height

= 0.5*5.6*4.5

=12.6square cm

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