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What's the height of a triangle if we know the base is 20 m and the area is 100 m squad
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What's the height of a triangle if we know the base is 20 m and the area is 100 m squad

What's the height of a triangle if we know the base is 20 m and the area is 100 m-example-1
User Joe Bowman
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Answer:

10m

Explanation:

Use the formula,

A=H B B/2

2x 100/20=10m

User Sathish D
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Answer:

10 m

Explanation:


bh/2


20h/2=100


20h=200


h=10

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