well, the triangle is an isosceles, so it twin sides, and the twin sides make twin angles, as we see by the tickmarks on A and C, meaning AB = BC.
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Answer:
23 is the prime number
How?
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<u>21 is divisible by 3</u>
<u>21 is divisible by 322 is divisible by 2</u>
<u>21 is divisible by 322 is divisible by 223 is not divisible by any no. </u>
<u>21 is divisible by 322 is divisible by 223 is not divisible by any no. 24 is divisible by 2 </u>
1/5 of a foot
Simply subtract the height of Pancho’s sandcastle (3/5 of a foot) minus the height of his sister’s sandcastle (2/5 of a foot) to find a difference of 1/5 of a foot, meaning Pancho’s sandcastle was 1/5 of a foot taller than his sister’s sandcastle.
U=2 Becuase you have to get u bye itself
