Just a bit of math fun :
For each triangle, what fraction of the triangle is the (partially) shaded bit ?
Just a bit of math fun :
For each triangle, what fraction of the triangle is the (partially) shaded bit ?
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These are awesome! I assume that the point are evenly spaced on each side of the triangle? How was B placed?
Thanks! I thought this might keep a few kids busy for a while. Yes, the are evenly spaced, and B in the third is the same B but the triangle was stretched a bit. Semi-perimeter formula not recommended!!!!