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The area of a triangle is 84 sq cm.
If its base is 14 cm, find the length of the height drawn to that base.
Then state what the area would become if both the base and that height were doubled.

Class 7Area of TrianglesPerimeter and Area
  • Aheight 12 cm, new area 336 sq cm
  • Bheight 6 cm, new area 168 sq cm
  • Cheight 12 cm, new area 168 sq cm
  • Dheight 14 cm, new area 336 sq cm

Step-by-Step Solution

84 = , so cm. Doubling both base and height multiplies the area by 4: sq cm.
Answer: A) height 12 cm, new area 336 sq cm

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