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sophocles
 
Reply Sat 29 May, 2010 08:32 am
What is the smallest area possible for a triangle whose three sides and its height are consecutive whole numbers of inches?
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littlek
 
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Reply Sat 29 May, 2010 08:42 am
@sophocles,
What are the smallest 4 whole numbers in consecutive order? Get a ruler and see if they make a proper triangle.
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markr
 
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Reply Thu 3 Jun, 2010 09:45 pm
@sophocles,
84 square inches (sides are 13,14,15; height is 12 with 14 as base)
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