The longest diagonal is about 8.9 inches. The longest length is going to be between the two longest lengths, the width and the height. The Pythagorean theorem is a^2 + b^2 = c^2. Plug the width and height into a and b of the Pythagorean equation. (4)^2 + (8)^2 = c^2. Now simplify the equation. 16 + 64 = c^2. 80 = c^2. Now find the square root of each side. (sqrt)80 = (sqrt)c^2. If you simplify this, you will find that c is equal to about 8.9 inches.
Step-by-step explanation:
an object and its shadow create a right-angled triangle.
2 objects and their shadows at the same time create therefore two similar right-angled triangular
triangles.
that means the angles are the same, and each side length of one triangle correlates to the corresponding side length of the other triangle by the same factor.
so, when we know the factor of one pair of sides, we can calculate the lengths of the others by using the same factor.
therefore,
1.57 × f = 50.5
f = 50.5 / 1.57 = 32.1656051...
the height of the tower is then
3.1 × f = 3.1 × 32.1656051... = 99.7133758... m ≈ 100 m
You first have to equalize all of the denominator
2/3 will be equal to : 8/12
Total of their practice time would be :
11/12 + 8/12 = 19/12 hours
Hope this helps
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