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The area of a triangle whose height is 1 more than 6 times its base is 13 square feet. If the base of the triangle is x feet, which equation models this situation? A. 6x^2 +x-12…

The area of a triangle whose height is 1 more than 6 times its base is 13 square feet. If the base of the triangle is x feet, which equation models this situation? A. 6x^2 +x-12…
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The area of a triangle whose height is 1 more than 6 times its base is 13 square feet. If the base of the triangle is x feet, which equation models this situation?

A. 6x^2 +x-12=0

B. 6x^2 +x-13=0

C. 6x^2 +x-26

D. 6x^2 +6x-26

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(b)

Explanation:

more than 6 times its base is 13 square

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