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the base of a triangle is (x2+y2) and its height is 12xy. Find the area of a triangle

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Answered by leo0000
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Answered by Anonymous
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Given:

The base of a triangle= x^{2} +y^{2}

The height of the triangle=12xy

To find:

The area of the triangle

Solution:

The triangle's area is 6x^{3}y+6xy^{3}.

The area can be calculated by taking the product of the given triangle's height and base and taking half of it.

So, the required area=1/2×base×height

We will put the given values and obtain the area.

Using the given values,

So, the area of the triangle=1/2×(x^{2} +y^{2})×12xy

=6xy(x^{2} +y^{2})

=6x^{3}y+6xy^{3}

Thus, the triangle's area is 6x^{3}y+6xy^{3}.

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