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Because most leaves have two sides, do you think you have to double your calculation to obtain the surface area of one leaf? Why or why not?

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macswememey
no, because the surface area is the entire surface of that leaf. it's already factored in.
alexvinitius

     Let's imagine that a leave is like a triangle, so, with this, how do we do the math to know the area? It's pretty simple right? A= l^2[tex]\sqrt{3} \\[/tex]/4

      With that, if you imagine a leave as a triangle, what you need to know is its height by measuring it, and then do the math to find the result. You don't have to double ta calculation because you're already using the entire surface area by the height.

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