A rectangle and a triangle have the same area. If their bases are the same length's, how do their lives compare? Justify your answer.

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05-03-2016
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A rectangle and a triangle have the same area. If their bases are the same length's, how do their lives compare? Justify your answer.

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Divyankasc Divyankasc · Answer 1 · 2016-03-05T16:41:55+01:00

Divyankasc Divyankasc

05-03-2016

Area of rectangle = l × b = height × base = bh
Area of traingle = ½bh'
Area of rectangle = Area of triangle (given)
bh = ½bh'
h' = 2h
It means that the height of the given triangle is double the height of the rectangle.

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