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Count box lengths to identify the base and height. Then, find the area of the triangle. How many square units is this triangle?

Count box lengths to identify the base and height. Then, find the area of the triangle. How many square units is this triangle?
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Count box lengths to identify the base and height. Then, find the area of the triangle.

How many square units is this triangle?

Count box lengths to identify the base and height. Then, find the area of the triangle-example-1
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User Danmc
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Answer:

14 square units

Explanation:

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User Christian Kolb
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Answer:

14 units²

Explanation:

1/2(7)(4)=14 units²

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User Vasiliy Sharapov
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