Answer:
This means the height of the triangle is twice the height of the rectangle.
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of a rectangle is given as product of length and width, A=l*w
Area of triangle is given as the product of the base length by half the height,
A= 1/2 *b*h
If the areas are the same then it means;
l*w = 1/2 *l*h where l is the base length
l*w = l*h/2 ------but the base measurement is the same thus
w= h/2
2 w = h
This means the height of the triangle is twice the height of the rectangle.
