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Andrew wants to dilate a triangle. If the original triangle has a base of 15 units and an area of 60 square units, what will be the area of the new triangle if the new base is 7…

Andrew wants to dilate a triangle. If the original triangle has a base of 15 units and an area of 60 square units, what will be the area of the new triangle if the new base is 7…
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Andrew wants to dilate a triangle. If the original triangle has a base of 15 units and an area of 60 square units, what will be the area of the new triangle if the new base is 75?

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Answer:

300

Explanation:

For every 1 of the base, there's 4 of the area.

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