Alyssa Z.

asked • 04/18/21

(a)Find the area (in square centimeters) of an equiangular triangle with a perimeter of 22.2 cm. Find the area (in square inches) of an equiangular triangle with a radius of length 6 in.

(a)Find the area (in square centimeters) of an equiangular triangle with a perimeter of 22.2 cm.


 


 


 

(b) Find the area (in square inches) of an equiangular triangle with a radius of length 6 in.



1 Expert Answer

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Roxanne M.

Hello Brenda, For your answer on part a was half way correct but you need to use the equiangular triangle formula A=((s^2)/4)√3. a) you have the perimeter of 22.2 witch is equal from adding 3 side of the triangle together. You need to find one side of the triangle by 22.2=side 1+side 2 +side 3 22.2=3s 7.4=s then enter into the formula A=((s^2)/4)√3. A= ((7.4^2)/4)√3 A= 13.69√3 cm^2 or 23.71 cm^2 b) You have the radius of length 6in enter in the formula A=((s^2)/4)√3 A=((6^2)/4)√3 A=9√3 then to get the area is add the sides together A=9√3+9√3+9√3 A=27√3 in^2 or 46.77in^2
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