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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
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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
?

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Answer:

Base = 20

Height = 3

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