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a triangle with an area of 16 has a base of (x+1) and a height of (x-13). Find the value of x along with the base and the height of the triangle.
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You know the formula for the area of a triangle is : \[Area=\frac{ (base)(height) }{ 2 }\]
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Do i factor out the (x+1)(x-13)?
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Well I would actually multiply it out and make a quadratic. Let me know what you get.
@yasbomb
well i multiplied it and got x^2-12x-13 is thats what you mean.. @Dido525
Yep: You should have something like : |dw:1352182944609:dw|
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