Math, asked by shivamiz, 2 months ago

The height of a triangle when area is given?

Attachments:

Answers

Answered by 6179

1

Answer:

a) 2*Area/base

Hope it helps

A=½*b*h

transpose 1/2

becomes

2A=bh

transpos b

2A/b=h

Answered by pradeepsai3798

0

Answer:

A

Step-by-step explanation:

Area=1/2*b*height

height=(2*Area)/b

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Biology, 1 month ago

Give scientific reasons for the following statements: We feel blinded for a short while entering a dark room when coming from bright light.

Biology, 1 month ago

what is absortion simple definition?

Biology, 1 month ago

Differentiate between the following pairs on the basis of what is mentioned within the bracket. Turgor pressure and wall pressure (Explain)...

History, 2 months ago

1. The British did more harm than good. Explain this with pieces of evidence from the text that support this statement. the British rule.

English, 2 months ago

"Asleep in the valley"- How does the poet Arthur Rimbaud loox upon the war?

Math, 11 months ago

3. Express each of the following as a percentage: i) 9by 25 ii)3by 125 iii)12by5...

Hindi, 11 months ago

WHAT IS DOZ ???? WHERE IS IT FOUND THE MOST...

Math, 11 months ago

Math Mein triangle shape mein q, r, s, t, p, ka triangle score...