There is an isosceles triangle.
The triangle is like two right triangles put together.
To find out the height of the triangle, we remove the other right triangle and we use the other triangle to find the height using the Pythagorean theorem.
Phytagoras Theorem :
b² = c² - a²
x² = 8² - (6÷2)²
x² = 64 - 3²
x² = 64 - 9
x² = 55
x = √55
So, the value of x is √55 (B)
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I think the answer is 62 cm2
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
The graph you see there is called a parabola. The general equation for the graph is as below

To find the equation we need to find the constants a and b. The constant b is just how much we're lifting the parabola by. Notice it's lifted by 1 on the y axis.
To find a it's a little more tricky. Let's use the graph to find a value for a by plugging in values we know. We know that b is 1 from the previous step, and we know that when x=1, y=3. Let's use that!

Awesome, we've found both values. And we can write the result.

I'll include a plotted graph with our equation just so you can verify it is indeed the same.
G divides each median in the ratio of 2 to 1 (the longer side goes from G to the angle)
triangle AMN is similar to triangle ABC (why?)
AMN is a scaled version of ABC (by a factor of ⅔)
its area should be scaled by (⅔)^2