El área de un triángulo es igual a la mitad del producto de la longitud de la base por la longitud de la altura. La base de un triángulo mide 23 cm y su área es 27 cm2.

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El área de un triángulo es igual a la mitad del producto de la longitud de la base por la longitud de la altura.

La base de un triángulo mide 23 cm y su área es 27 cm2.

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shakin my head like yeah

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