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The base and height of a triangle are each equal to the side length of a square.

The base and height of a triangle are each equal to the side length of a square.
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The base and height of a triangle are each equal to the side length of a square.

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it's true because all the sides need to be the same in squeres
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If that's true then the area of the triangle is half as much as the area of the square.
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