Mathematics, 18.03.2021 05:10, Jbullon119

Free brainiest Sammy is trying to determine how many triangles she can create out of a square grid that has a side of 10 inches. Use the image below to determine the area of the triangle and how many she can cut out. Triangle with height of 5 inches and base of 10 inches aligned to the right side of a 10 by 10 inch square grid.

The area of the triangle is 50 in2, so she can create only 2 triangles.
The area of the triangle is 50 in2, so she can create only 4 triangles.
The area of the triangle is 25 in2, so she can create only 2 triangles.
The area of the triangle is 25 in2, so she can create only 4 triangles.

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