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I have a triangle. 2 sides are measured as follows: a=5 and b=2 ; how do I find the height so I can find the area?
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b^2+x^2=h^2
is the x just a?
yes
should I round it or leave the answer to the hundreths? (5.38)
That's usually the smartest, unless the ask for a specific decimal place
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I'm a bit confused this is part of another problem. The triangle is as measured and I have to find the surface area. The height of the entire prism is 8. I can't seem to get the right answer.
This problem that I first asked is part of the other problem where the triangle is the base of the prism.
can you help me?
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