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  • 08-03-2018
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6TH GRADE MATH

Could someone solve the two and show work and maybe explain?

6TH GRADE MATH Could someone solve the two and show work and maybe explain class=

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songbird2004
songbird2004 songbird2004
  • 08-03-2018
Hey!! 

So on number one, first you have to find out the area of the first triangle. That is B*H÷2. So that would be 3.4*3=10.2 Then 10.2÷2=5.1
That's the area of the first triangle. Now, 6 triangles can fit inside that hexagon. You would then do 5.1*6. That would be 30.6. 30.6 is your answer for the first problem.

You would do the same thing for the next problem. 12*12.5=150÷2=75 75*7=525
That would be your answer for number 2. 
Hope this helped! Make sure to check my calculations before turn in! 
Godspeed
-Song
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