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Hi. Im trying to help my nephew with his gcse paper. the question is about a man who has land. this is shown in a triangle shape, with the 2 sides 112m long each and the bottom 95 m. it says he sells the land at 55 pence per squire metre. how much does he get for the land. its worth 7 marks. the measurements are not squired so i really don't know how to go about it. any help will be greatly appreciated.
Hello, Tash!
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A man has land in a triangle shape, with the 2 sides 112m long each and the bottom 95m.
He sells the land at 55 pence per square metre.
How much does he get for the land?
We must find the area of the triangle, right?
Pythagorus says: .Code:*
/|\
/ | \
/ | \
112 / | \ 112
/ |h \
/ | \
/ | \
*-------*-------*
: 47.5 : 47.5 :
Hence: .
You know the base and height of the triangle.
. . You can find the area of the triangle.
Then you can find the value of the land.
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Originally Posted by Tash
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topsquark, this will be a past paper they are practicing.