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Triangle with height 6 cm and base 5 cm?
b=5cm/h=6cm
What is the area of a rectangle with 2 sides of 6cm and 2 sides of 4cm?
Area is found by A=Bh. B is base length,and h is height. A is area. So, to solve this problem, you would say the base length, 6 cm, and the height , 4 cm, and multiply them. 6x4=24. The are of the rectangle would have an area of 24 cm. squared.
Can a triangle have sides 6cm 7cm and 15 cm?
No.
What is the area of a square with base 12cm and height 6cm?
There is no such square with those dimensions but if you mean a rectangle then 12*6 = 72 square cm
Find the are of a trapezoid with height 6cm and bases 8cm and 4cm?
Area = 1/2*(sum of parallel sides)*height Area = 1/2*(8+4)*6 = 36 square cm
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