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Authorredzebra21
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okay to make the problem simpler ill just tell you what it is.

im supposed to find the perimeter and area of an equilateral triangle. 

There is a mini right trangle on the bottom left side, the height of that triangle is the bottom of the equilateral, but not as long.

Since it is a right triangle, there is 30,60, and 90 degrees. 

The base is 6 and the hypotenuse is 12

 I used the formula 1/4 X SX the square root of 3. S= 6 in this case, so plugging it in it would be 1/4 X 36 X the square root of three.

i used a calculator and that averages out to 9 square root 3.

So that is the area, but I need to find the perimeter...how?

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Shineelovr 10 years ago
Is this Pythagorean theorem?
-minions 10 years ago
lol i would help you but i'd just need to see a pic of the problem in the textbook c:
ask me if you need any help in geo. ( what grade is this omg )
this 10 years ago
And now, this visual person is confused...
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