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a triangle has a height of x inches. the length of the base of the triangle is 6 inches less that 2 times the height. which equation represents the area, A, of the triangle?
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a triangle has a height of x inches. the length of the base of the triangle is 6 inches less that 2 times the height. which equation represents the area, A, of the triangle?

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So the equation for a triangles area is bh/2
If the base is 2h-6 and the height is h then 2h-6 X h/2 is the area. Hope that helps
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