Answer:
6 ways
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Books: Spanish, Maths and History textbooks (1 each)
Required
Determine the number of arrangements
In total, Nathan has 3 books.
The number of arrangements (n) is as follows:
The first book can be lined in 3 ways
The second book can be lined in 2 ways
The third book can be lined in 1 way
So,


I think it’s c if not i’m sorry i got you incorrect but it just makes more since
Im confused what the question is...
Looks like the larger triangle is equilateral (well, it must be, otherwise finding the area is impossible). That means the inradius is 6 and the outradius is 12, which is to say the altitudes (equal to the height, in this case) of this triangle have length 6 + 12 = 18.
In the smaller right triangle, the length of the missing leg is half the base of the larger triangle; call this length
By the Pythagorean theorem,

Then the area of the larger triangle is
