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There is a right angle triangle three side p, n, s, what's the area of the triangle ?
(1) ns = 108
(2) p > n > s
(1) ns = 108
(2) p > n > s
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12 Feb 2006, 20:24
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1) insufficient. do not know what sides n and s are representing.
2) know p is the hypotehnuse, n and s are the opposite and adjacent sides, but we have no value. so we can't give the area. insufficient.
Using 1) and 2) ,we can calculate 1/2 * n * s since we know ns = 108.
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2) know p is the hypotehnuse, n and s are the opposite and adjacent sides, but we have no value. so we can't give the area. insufficient.
Using 1) and 2) ,we can calculate 1/2 * n * s since we know ns = 108.
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12 Feb 2006, 20:25
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When the question ask "what's the area (or anything thing else)", it's expecting only 1 value as the answer. If you can't come up with a number, or you can come up with more than 1 number, then the statement is deeemd insufficient.
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