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what is A of a right triangle when a=2 and b=12
what is A of a right triangle when a=2 and b=12?
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The area of any triangle is equal to 1/2 of the base times the height of the triangle. If a and b are the two legs of a right triangle (that is, neither of these is the hypotenuse) then you can use a as the base and b as the height, or vice versa. |
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