Asked by Deborah
A right triangle has an area of 13 m2. The dimensions of the triangle are increased by a scale factor of 3. What is the area of the new triangle?
39 m2
169 m2
117 m2
142 m2
I think it is A...?
39 m2
169 m2
117 m2
142 m2
I think it is A...?
Answers
Answered by
Steve
nope. If each dimension is scaled by three, the area is scaled by 3^2, so (C).
recall that the area
a = 1/2 bh
If b and h are replaced by 3b and 3h, then
new area
A = 1/2 (3b)(3h) = 1/2 9bh = 1/2 bh * 9, or 9a
recall that the area
a = 1/2 bh
If b and h are replaced by 3b and 3h, then
new area
A = 1/2 (3b)(3h) = 1/2 9bh = 1/2 bh * 9, or 9a
Answered by
rage
177
Answered by
happy
yaya its 177 :D
Answered by
boi
Thanks guys
Answered by
ClassHelp
Thanks!
Answered by
huggy wuggy
thank you
Answered by
M.I.L.F
does anyone know all 19 questions of the unit 5 lesson 8 applications of proportions test
Answered by
Wind of Change
177 isnt on my answer choices tho
Answered by
Dab
did people read there is no 177 there's 117
Answered by
Thy answerer
its 117
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#davi lover
i need an explanation for the answer
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#davi lover
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