The area of the largest triangle would be 6 inches².
How did I get this? I'll explain first:
We would want our triangle to have the longest sides, so it can be big. If you think of a rectangle, a triangle can fit into it if:
The base (bottom) of the triangle is the same length as one side of the rectangle, and the other side of the triangle is perpendicular (90°) to the bottom and is the same length of the other side of the rectangle.
Okay, just picture it: two sides of the triangle are resting in the two sides of the rectangle, and the third side of the triangle is a line that splits the rectangle in half from one corner to the other.
I've added an image to explain.
The formula to find the area of a triangle is half of the base × height.
A of Δ = half of 3 × 4A = 1.5 × 4 = 6 inches²!
Answer:
1 - a/variable
2 - d/statistic
3 - b/population
4 - c/data
5 - e/parameter
6 - f/sample
I did comment asking if the two you'd already selected were definitely correct, but no answer was given, so I apologise if this is wrong. This is what I would put.
Answer:
The last answer would be your answer. hope this helps
1.180-(57+36)=87 degree
2.180-39=141
141/2=70.5 degrees each
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