
Sam Z. answered 05/23/19
Math/Science Tutor
c, ab/2=6sq/cm, a=3, b=4, a^2+b^2=c^2, c=5cm
4c, h=16, h2c=area, c now=20, ch/2=320/2=160sq/cm
"c"=hypotenuse

Eve L.
asked 05/16/19Two right triangles are similar. The base of the larger triangle is 4 times the size of the base of the smaller triangle. The height of the larger triangle is 16cm. The area of the smaller triangle is 6cm². A) what is the area of the larger triangle? B) what is the length of the hypotenuse of each triangle?
Plz someone explain how to solve this I'm so confused.
Sam Z. answered 05/23/19
Math/Science Tutor
c, ab/2=6sq/cm, a=3, b=4, a^2+b^2=c^2, c=5cm
4c, h=16, h2c=area, c now=20, ch/2=320/2=160sq/cm
"c"=hypotenuse
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Sam Z.
triangle sides="a"-shortest; "b"-mid; "c"-hypot05/23/19