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From the mathematics notebook01 / Geometry
A triangle is half a rectangle A rectangle 8 units wide and 5 units tall is split diagonally into two equal right triangles. One triangle is shaded. Its area is one half times 8 times 5, or 20 square units. 20 square units base = 8height = 5Area = ½ × base × height
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