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The dimensions of triangle A are three times the dimensions of triangle B. The area of triangle B is 28 cm What is the area of triangle A? ​

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Answer:

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Explanation:

The ratio of theire areas is 1^2 : 3^2

= 1:9.

So the area of triangle A = 28 * 9

= 252 cm^2.

User Rikket
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Answer:


252cm {}^(2)

step by step explanation:


since \: \: dimension \: of \: traiangle \: a \: = 3 times \: dimension \: of \: triangle \: b \\ note \: that \: area \: is \: square \: of \: dimension \: \\ therefore \: area \: of \: triangle \: a \: = 3 {}^(2) \: area \: of \: triale \: \: b \\ area \: of \: trianle \: a = 9 * 28 = 252cm {}^(2)

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