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What is the base of a triangle if the area is represented by 2A = BH ? Given the formula d=rt. Suppose you were given a distance and rate but needed to find the time, how could you rearrange this formula
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What is the base of a triangle if the area is represented by 2A = BH ?

Given the formula d=rt. Suppose you were given a distance and rate but needed to find the time, how could you rearrange this formula to solve for time?
t=__/__

User Uthman
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Answer:

  • B = 2A/H
  • t = d/r

Explanation:

Area

  • 2A = BH
  • 2A/H = BH/H
  • B = 2A/H

Distance

  • d= rt
  • d/r = rt/r
  • t = d/r
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