Q. Base of a triangle is 9 and height is 5. Base of another triangle is 10 and height is 6. Find the ratio of areas of these triangles.
Calculate Area of First Triangle: First, let's find the area of the first triangle using the formula for the area of a triangle, which is (base×height)/2.Area of first triangle = (9×5)/2.
Find Area of Second Triangle: Now, let's calculate that.Area of first triangle = 245=22.5.
Calculate Ratio: Next, we'll find the area of the second triangle using the same formula.Area of second triangle = (10×6)/2.
Calculate Ratio: Next, we'll find the area of the second triangle using the same formula.Area of second triangle = (10×6)/2.Let's do the math for the second triangle.Area of second triangle = 60/2=30.
Calculate Ratio: Next, we'll find the area of the second triangle using the same formula.Area of second triangle = (10×6)/2.Let's do the math for the second triangle.Area of second triangle = 60/2=30.Finally, we'll find the ratio of the two areas.Ratio = Area of first triangle / Area of second triangle.
Calculate Ratio: Next, we'll find the area of the second triangle using the same formula.Area of second triangle = (10×6)/2.Let's do the math for the second triangle.Area of second triangle = 60/2=30.Finally, we'll find the ratio of the two areas.Ratio = Area of first triangle / Area of second triangle.Now, we'll plug in the values we found.Ratio = 22.5/30.
Calculate Ratio: Next, we'll find the area of the second triangle using the same formula.Area of second triangle = (10×6)/2.Let's do the math for the second triangle.Area of second triangle = 60/2=30.Finally, we'll find the ratio of the two areas.Ratio = Area of first triangle / Area of second triangle.Now, we'll plug in the values we found.Ratio = 22.5/30.Simplify the ratio to its simplest form.Ratio = 3/4.
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