the height of a triangle is 3 inches more than twice its base. If the area of the triangle is 16 square inches, find the base and the height of the triangle.
Use formula A=bh/2, where h=x+3, area=16 sq inches.
i haves 2x+3-32=0 when i use the quadratic formula ... i am lost on how to divide the square root as in -3 - or + square root of 265 divided by 4
Er...I wouldn't know what you're talking about by the way you describe it.
sorry its 2x^2 +3x -32
ok
Usually, you would not divide the square root to leave it an accurate answer.
i have to find the base and height for a answer and my teacher wants it in a decimal
Ok. A calculator won't do?
Follow your PEDMAS/BEDMAS Rules then.
thats the problem ... i dont know how exactly to put it on my calculator to solve it
it comes up with a error
is there a minus sign INSIDE the sqr root?
are you using scientific calculator?
my calculator is a TI-30XS
wazzat mean
yur lazer machine?
if it has a double line display, it should be one.
its a scientific calculator
oh. remember to use brackets, if you're doing it in one step.
did you fall asleep typing?
i dont understand how to divide this i have for my answer (-3-√(365))/(4) ... but its not done .. need to find the base and height the height of a triangle is 3 inches more than twice its base. If the area of the triangle is 16 square inches, find the base and the height of the triangle.
dont know how to divide this on my calculator ...
uh...
Try entering it on wolfram alpha. the website.
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