Math, asked by shivanidalal1996, 11 months ago

what is the height of a triangle whose base is 13 cm and area is 65 cm square.

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Answered by shreyasunilmorajkar2

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Answered by saadfaisalmuhammad

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Answer:

10 cm square

Step-by-step explanation:

Base of triangle=13cm

Area of triangle=65cm square

Area=1/2(base)×height

65=1/2×13×x

x=13/65×2

x=13/130

x=10cm square

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