Two triangles are shown: Not drawn to scale. The triangle on the left is smaller, called s. The triangle on the right is larger, called S. The angles are, x, y, and z for both.
Question: If the area of the triangle on the right is twice the area of the triangle on the left, then in terms of s, S=
A) Sq.rt 2/2 *s
B) Sq.rt 3/2 * s
C) Sq.rt 2
D) Sq.rt 3
E) 2s
Question: If the area of the triangle on the right is twice the area of the triangle on the left, then in terms of s, S=
A) Sq.rt 2/2 *s
B) Sq.rt 3/2 * s
C) Sq.rt 2
D) Sq.rt 3
E) 2s
