The bottom of a triangle is enlarged twice, the height of the bottom is reduced twice, and the area remains unchanged

The bottom of a triangle is enlarged twice, the height of the bottom is reduced twice, and the area remains unchanged


That's right
It can be obtained from the area formula



If the base of a triangle is reduced by 2 times, and the height remains unchanged, the area will be reduced by () times


The area is also reduced by two times



It is known that one side of a triangle is 17, one side is 21, and one side is 23


Helen formula
Q=(A+B+C)/2
S=√Q*(Q-A)*(Q-B)*(Q-C)
S = √ 29337.1875