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The length of the base of a right triangle is twice the height. If the height is ten meters, find the area of the right triangle

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A) 20 m2
B) 60 m2
C) 100 m2
D) 200 m2

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Ber [7]2 years ago

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the answer is C... 100 m2

Step-by-step explanatii just took the test and it was right. the base would be 20 and the height would be 10. from there you just you the formula for area of a right triangle.

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