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IchBinImRecht
9 months ago

If the triangle is right-angled, the catts enclose 90°, you simply multiply it with one another and divide this result by 2. With the multiplication of the catts, you expect the area of a rectangle that the catts have as side lengths. By halving this, you get your triangle, which is half the rectangle. Say the hypothenuse (the long side you haven’t given) would be the diagonal of your triangle.

Holzbiene2024
9 months ago

If I remember correctly, a triangle has half the area of a rectangle with the same baseline and height.

If you fall from the top the lot onto the base line you have two rectangular triangles, you can see it well.