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In the equation A=1/2bh What does each of the variables stand for
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In the equation A=1/2bh What does each of the variables stand for

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(used for area of a triangle)

Area is equal to one half of the base of the triangle multiplied by the height of the triangle.

A= area
b= base
h= height
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Answer:

A is area

B is base

H is height

Explanation:

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