Question

help

Answer 1

@mathmate @texaschic101

Answer 2

@ParthKohli @ganeshie8 @Hero

Answer 3

do yo know the formula for area of a triangle?

Answer 4

nope

Answer 5

Count the lengths of the base and height and use the standard area formula for a triangle.
Area=(1/2)base(height).
If necessary, see the following \(example\)

Answer 6

I'M a little confused

Answer 7

@mathmate

Answer 8

Can you find the lengths and height of the given triangle (of the garden) by counting squares?

Answer 9

yes 10+5=15

Answer 10

First you don't add the two numbers. The two numbers are supposed to be substituted in the formula for base and height.
Second, most important, the diagram is an example! You need to count the squares from the figure that you posted.

Answer 11

so we times it?

Answer 12

@Crazy_questions

Answer 13

i dont get this question sorry :(

Answer 14

@bleuspectre