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I know that to find the area you have to use 1/2 b h multiply them but how can I find height and the two sides?

I know that to find the area you have to use 1/2 b h multiply them but how can I find height and the two sides?
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I know that to find the area you have to use 1/2 b h multiply them but how can I find height and the two sides?

I know that to find the area you have to use 1/2 b h multiply them but how can I find-example-1
User Anurag A S
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I'm pretty sure that they want you to use a ruler, if it doesn't say anything about measurements
User Sergey Prosin
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ooo you’d have to use the distance formula for that and its a pain
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