The angle of the water slide is 60 degrees.
The equation that models his work is 3 × 20 = 60 degrees.
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He wants to measure the angle of a water slide at the lake.
He used a sheet of folded paper that formed 20 degrees to measure the angle of the the water slide at the lake.
He noticed three folded paper angle fits in the angle made by the slide and the ground.
Since each angle is equals to 20 degrees, and the three fits into the angle made by the slide and the ground, the angle of the water slide is as follows:
20 × 3 = 60 degrees
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The first term is 8, so
Each time we want a new term, we add on 3
8+3 = 11
11+3 = 14
14+3 = 17
17+3 = 20
23+3 = 26
and so on
This recursive step of adding on 3 to the prior term is written as this: which says "to get the nth term, add 3 to the term just before the nth term"
Based on what you posted for your answer choices, the final answer is likely choice C. However it seems some weird typo happened.
Answer:
Isosceles
Step-by-step explanation:
Consider triangle ABC, BD is the median and the altitude drawn to the side AC. This segment (BD) divide the triangle ABC into two triangles: ABD and CBD.
In these triangles:
Thus, by SAS postulate, triangles ABD and CBD are conruent. Congruent triangles have congruent corresponding sides. Hence, AB=CB.
If in triangle ABC, AB=BC, then this triangle is isosceles.
