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One side of a pattern square quilt is 4 inches long. The scale of the pattern is 1 inch = 2 feet. The top of the quilt will be made from two congruent triangular sections joined diagonally. What is the area of one triangular section?

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Sorry, I was doing the maths.
4 inches
8 feet.

Hopefully this helped.

Kuba Rakoczy answered Oct 19, 2018

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