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Calculate the height of an obtuse triangle whose base is X cm and the area is Y square cm.

  • Y * 2 / X
  • Y + X / 2
  • Y * 2 * X

Explanation from PART66Online

The area of a triangle is half the base times the height: Y = (1/2) * X * h. Rearranging for the height gives h = 2Y / X, which matches Y * 2 / X. This holds for an obtuse triangle too, provided the height is measured perpendicular to the chosen base.

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bennguli asked · 27 Mar 2017

explain please

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