If the base of a triangle is (2a + 6b) and the height is (4a-5b), then the area of the triangle is:

If the base of a triangle is (2a + 6b) and the height is (4a-5b), then the area of the triangle is:


Area = 1 / 2 * (2a + 6b) * (4a-5b)
=(a+3b)*(4a-5b)
If the teacher wants to break down the answer, then here it is
If we want to open up, then it is the following
Area = 1 / 2 * (2a + 6b) * (4a-5b)
=(a+3b)*(4a-5b)
=4a^2+12ab-5ab-15b^2
=4a^2+7ab-15b^2



If a is greater than 0, the absolute value of a / a = A / a = 1, if a is less than 0, the absolute value of a / a = A / - a = - 1. Please calculate the absolute value of a / a plus the absolute value of B / B according to the information given
All possible values of the absolute value of C / C


The absolute value of a / A, B / B and C / C,
If all three are positive numbers, you get 3,
If all three are negative, we get - 3,
If there are two positive numbers and one negative number, we get 1,
One positive number, two negative numbers, then - 1,



A square iron plate, side length is 20 cm, cut out the largest triangle, the triangle area is a few square centimeters?


20 × 20 △ 2 = 200 cm and 178;



When a is less than B and less than 0, what is the absolute value of a plus B minus a minus B


Because a



1. The base length of a triangle is (a + 6b) and the height is (4a-5b). What is the area of this triangle?
2. When a = -- 2, the value of the algebraic formula (B-A) (a + b) (A & sup2; + B & sup2;) - (the fourth power of a + the fourth power of B) is?





The following statement is correct ()
A. The sum of two numbers cannot be less than one of the addends. B. adding two numbers means adding their absolute values. C. adding two negative numbers and taking a negative sign, subtracting their absolute values. D. adding two numbers that are not opposite to each other cannot get zero


A. When two numbers are different signs, the sum of two numbers must be less than one of the addends, so this option is wrong; B, the addition of two different signs is not the addition of their absolute values, so this option is wrong; C, the addition of two negative numbers, and take a negative sign, so this option is wrong; D, two numbers that are not opposite to each other, can not get zero, this option is correct



The lengths of two sides of a triangle are a + B and 2a-b respectively, and the perimeter of a triangle is 4A + 0.5B (a > b)
1. Find the length of the third side of the triangle; 2. When a = 3, B = 2, write out the length of each side of the triangle


The length of the third side of the triangle = 4A + 0.5B - (a + b) - (2a-b) = a + 0.5B when a = 3, B = 2, a + B = 5, 2a-b = 6-2 = 4, a + 0.5B = 3 + 1 = 4



If the sum of two numbers with different signs is positive, then______ If the sum is negative, then______ If the sum is 0, the absolute value of the two numbers is greater______ .


If the sum of two different sign numbers is positive, the absolute value of positive number is larger. If the sum is negative, the absolute value of negative number is larger. If the sum is 0, the absolute value of the two numbers is equal



Numbers with negative signs are negative


No, when A0 is positive



Are all numbers with negative signs negative?


The number with the sign is not necessarily negative, it may be positive
For example - (- 1)