A rectangle and a triangle have the same area and the
same base measurement. How does the height of the
triangle compare to the height of the rectangle? Explain
your answer.
Can u please give me an explanation

This means the height of the triangle is twice the height of the rectangle.

Step-by-step explanation:

Area of a rectangle is given as product of length and width, A=l*w

Area of triangle is given as the product of the base length by half the height,

A= 1/2 *b*h

If the areas are the same then it means;

l*w = 1/2 *l*h  where l is the base length

l*w = l*h/2 but the base measurement is the same thus

w= h/2

2 w = h

This means the height of the triangle is twice the height of the rectangle.

answer: ok

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