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Shirley is drawing triangles that have the same area. The base of each triangle varies inversely with the height. What are the possible base and height of a second triangle if t…

Shirley is drawing triangles that have the same area. The base of each triangle varies inversely with the height. What are the possible base and height of a second triangle if t…
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Shirley is drawing triangles that have the same area. The base of each triangle varies inversely with the height. What are the possible base and height of a second triangle if the first triangle's base is 10

and its height is 6
?

User Stas Ivanov
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Answer:

Base = 20

Height = 3

Explanation:

Shirley is drawing triangles that have the same area. The base of each triangle varies-example-1
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