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The hight of the triangle is 10 cm and A=50cm. What does b= equal?
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The hight of the triangle is 10 cm and A=50cm. What does b= equal?
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Area of triangle formula A=b*h/2
Plug in what we already know
50=(b*10)/2 (multiply both sides by 2)
100=10*b
100=10b (Divide both sides by 10)
b=10
The base of a triangle with an area of 50 is 10.
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