Mark M. answered • 04/21/21
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A = e2√3 / 4, e represents the length of a side
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asked • 04/21/21Find 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
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.
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