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Ben plans some turf to cover his triangular lawn which is 4.8 yards high. Its area measures 40.2 square yards. How much does the base of the lawn measure?
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Ben plans some turf to cover his triangular lawn which is 4.8 yards high. Its area measures 40.2 square yards. How much does the base of the lawn measure?

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16.75 square yards because area of a triangle is half the base times the height. 40.2÷4.8 is 8.375. Since that is half the base, multiply by two. 8.375×2 is 16.75. Hope that helps! :D
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