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A right triangle has an area of 18 square inches if the triangle is not an isosceles triangle what are all possible lengths of the legs if the lengths are whole numbers?

A right triangle has an area of 18 square inches if the triangle is not an isosceles triangle what are all possible lengths of the legs if the lengths are whole numbers?
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A right triangle has an area of 18 square inches if the triangle is not an isosceles triangle what are all possible lengths of the legs if the lengths are whole numbers?

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leg a is 4 and leg b is 9 when you multiply them its 36 divide that by 2 it equals 18 square inches
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