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- Quisha is buying a doorstop for her classroom door. What is the area of the triangular side of the doorstop? (Example 2) 7 cm 11.5 cm

- Quisha is buying a doorstop for her classroom door. What is the area of the triangular side of the doorstop? (Example 2) 7 cm 11.5 cm
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- Quisha is buying a doorstop for her

classroom door. What is the area of the
triangular side of the doorstop?
(Example 2)
7 cm
11.5 cm

- Quisha is buying a doorstop for her classroom door. What is the area of the triangular-example-1
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User Maciej Kravchyk
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Answer:

40.25 cm2

Explanation:

7×11.5=80.5

80.5÷2=40.25

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