Complete Table 14.12
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Copy and complete Table 14.12.
Table 14.12
| | Base | Height | Area ($cm^2$) |
|---|---|---|---|
| (a) | 3 cm | 6 cm | | |
| (b) | 8 cm | | 24 $cm^2$ |
| (c) | | 6 cm | 38 $cm^2$ |
| (d) | | 7 cm | 24 $cm^2$ |
| (e) | 10 m | 5.5 m | | |
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Hi Hjrj, let's complete this table for the area of triangles. We need to find the missing values using the base and height given.
Area of a Triangle
The formula for the area of a triangle is one half times base times height. Let's write that down first.
Looking at row a, we have a base of three centimeters and a height of six centimeters. Let's plug these values into our formula.
Row (a):
One half of six is three, and three times three gives us nine square centimeters.
For row b, we are given a base of eight centimeters and an area of twenty-four square centimeters. We need to find the height.
Row (b):
Half of eight is four, so twenty-four equals four times height. Dividing by four, the height must be six centimeters.
Now let's look at row c. We have a height of six centimeters and an area of thirty-eight square centimeters.
Row (c) and (d)
Row (c):
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