Joanna created a triangular shaped vegetable garden and needs to put down fertilizer to cover the space. If the garden has a base of 1.4 m and a height of 2.6 m, how much fertilizer will she need?
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Answer:
1.82 sq meters is the amount of fertilizers
Step-by-step explanation:
amount of fertilizers=area of triangle
As area of triangle=1/2*base*height
so amount of fertilizers = 1/2*2.6*1.4
=1.82sq meters
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Given,
The vegetable garden is a triangle shape.
The base is 1.4cm.
Height = 2.6cm.
To Find,
The area of the triangle.
Solution,
Given that,
The garden is in the shape of a triangle.
The base measurement of the garden b = 1.4cm.
The height of the garden = is 2.6cm.
Here, we need to find the area that implies how much fertilizer needs1/2 for the garden.
A = 1/2×b×h
A = 1/2×1.4×2.6
A = 3.64 / 2
A= 1.82cm²,
Hence, the garden is of 1.82cm² area and needs that much fertilizer to fill.
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