Asked by Mike 50
I have this figure of a square QRST with an equilateral triangle PQT sitting on top of the square. The figure looks like a little house...
My question is if PQ equals 6 cm, then what is the area of the square?
Do I need to find the area of the triangle to figure this out? Do I use 1/2(B)(H) to find area of triangle and do I use a2 to find area of square....Please help
My question is if PQ equals 6 cm, then what is the area of the square?
Do I need to find the area of the triangle to figure this out? Do I use 1/2(B)(H) to find area of triangle and do I use a2 to find area of square....Please help
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Answered by
bobpursley
If the triangle is equalaterial, then QT is also six, so the area of the square is 36.
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