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14. A right triangle has an area of 24. If the height of a simillar triangle is double that of the original triangle, how much larger is the area of the second triangle than the first? HELP!
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A right triangle has an area of
24. If the height of a simillar
triangle is double that of the
original triangle, how much
larger is the area of the
second triangle than the first?
HELP!

User Pavel Belousov
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Answer:

u should times 24 by 24 which will make 576

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