If the square and equilateral triangle have the same side length, a square would have a larger area.
Use these are equations and you can see which one is greater.
Square area with side length s: s^2
Equilateral triangle area: s^2 * (√3 ) / 4
(√3) / 4 < 1, if you didn't know
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Answer:
It's the 3rd one using the formula 
Once you follow that step you need to multiply the exponent of 3 and 6 with the exponent outside the parenthesis..... which is why it's the 3rd one.
Answer:
b. 2:15
Step-by-step explanation:
oregano : pepper
1/6 1 1/4
Changing to an improper fraction
1/6 5/4
Multiplying by 12 to get rid of the fractions
12 * 1/6 12*5/4
2 15
Use your pemdas! so you do the parentheses first
then move on to the exponent.
then multiply.
the answer would be whatever 9 times (37/3) is