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2 years ago

5 questions plz answer asap :3

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1 answer:

lord [1]2 years ago

8 0

1.A=bh/2
A=8*6/2
A=24
the answer is A
2.A=8*3/2
A=24/3
A=12
the answer is A
3.A=14*6/2
A=84/2
A=42
the answer is C
4. A=24*25/2
A=600/2
A=300m^2
the answer is A
5. A=12*4/2
A=48/2
A=24m^2
the answer is C

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