The length of side AI is?

Mathematics

2 answers:

katen-ka-za [31]1 year ago

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AI=3.25 and IH=4.2. This will be your answer

marissa [1.9K]1 year ago

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Answer:

AI=3.25 IH= 4.2

Step-by-step explanation

The distance between C and D is 1.3 inches, the distance between E and F is 0.75 inches and the distance between G and H is 1.2 inches. This is true because the model says so. If you look closely together, this is equal to the distance between AI which is the length of AI. The answer would be 1.2+1.3+0.75=3.25. To find the length of side IH you do the same strategy, the distance between sides D and E is 4.8 inches, at the bottom is 9 inches of distance between side I and side F. 9-4.8 inches is equal to 4.2 inches. Therefore, the length of side AI is 3.25 inches and the length of side IH is 4.2 inches. If I am wrong please tell me for feedback, I also hoped that this has helped you in your learning :)

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