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In triangle XYZ above, the length of XZ is 6/7 of the length of altitude h. What is the area of ∆ XYZ in terms of h?

(A) h^2/3
(B) 3h^2/7
(C) 3h/7
(D) 6h^2/7
(E) 12h^2/7


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Area of Triangle =1/2 base* height

Base XZ= 6/7 h
Height = h
so Area= 1/2* 6/7* h* h
=3/7 h^2

So ans: B
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In triangle XYZ above, the length of XZ is 6/7 of the length of altitude h. What is the area of ∆ XYZ in terms of h?

(A) h^2/3
(B) 3h^2/7
(C) 3h/7
(D) 6h^2/7
(E) 12h^2/7


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We can create the following equation:

XZ = base = (6/7)h

So, the area of the triangle is [(6/7)h x h]/2 = (6h^2/7)/2 = 6h^2/14 = 3h^2/7.

Answer: B
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The correct answer is Option B.

Bunuel : please change the OA after review.
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The correct answer is Option B.

Bunuel : please change the OA after review.

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