3 the radius of both bases are the sams
if you show the triangle on the graph i can figure it out, or give me the coordinates of the original triangle, can't really do it without those things
A = P*e^(rt)
Here,
A = $4000*e^(0.051*2) = $4000*e^1.02 = $4000(2.773) = $11092.78
Note: This seems very high to me.
Those two angles are complementary - which means they both give us 90 degrees. We know that all three angles in any triangle must be exactly 180 degrees, so the third angle will be 180 - 90 = 90 degrees. It means that our triangle is a
<u>straight triangle</u>. The figure will look more less like in the attachment.