yeh, or location kinda gives it away :P
shazzy post the real questions and stuff or close enough to it instead of completely made up numbers :P
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yeh, or location kinda gives it away :P
shazzy post the real questions and stuff or close enough to it instead of completely made up numbers :P
Heron's formula may be the way to go about it. But, Heron's formula does not work on some triangles (triangles with a small angle for example). Therefore the answer is either 6, or 10.Quote:
Originally Posted by scottish
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This is an question to my homework: Not sure if the picture is clear enough..
A = 6M *Thats the ____ Bottom line)
B = 5M (Left STRAIGHT Side)
6 thing = ??? (Not given.) Right diagonal side
Thats really unclear, Sorry.
Area pls. and formular
1/2 x b x h.
so 1/2 x 6 x 5 = ...
Yeah, if its a right angle (which is known as true as it has the square mark in the corner meaning 90 degrees), then simply use the 1/2 x base length x height.
Simple enough :)
i think it is Area = B X H divide by 2Quote:
Originally Posted by BlurredView
so i think a and b is b+h as they are the shorter of the 2 sides so maybe
5x4 divide 2 = 10 i think
but for volume i think you would multiply all 3.
hope i helped or even made any sense
Area= bxh divided by 2Quote:
Originally Posted by BlurredView
so = 6x5 divided by 2
= calulate it ur self lol
hope i helped and i am pretty sure that is how you do it.
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