<h3>Answers:</h3><h3>a. Vertices of triangle ABC are: A, B, C</h3><h3>b. Sides of triangle ABC are: AB, BC, AC</h3><h3>c. The side between angle A and angle C is: side AC</h3><h3>d. The angle between sides AB and CA is: angle A</h3><h3>e. Scalene triangle</h3>
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Explanations:
- a. Each uppercase letter represents a point or angle of the triangle.
- b. Connect two points of a triangle and you get a line segment. The order of the letters does not matter. So AB is the same as BA.
- c. Like with part b, connecting two angles or points forms a segment.
- d. Note how the letter "A" is in both AB and CA, so this is the shared angle between the two segments.
- e. Sides AB, BC, and AC are all different lengths, so we have a scalene triangle. If you had two sides equal to each other, then you'd have an isosceles triangle. If all three sides are equal, then it would be equilateral.
There is no need for a diagram, but if you want, you can draw one out. See the attached image below for the diagram. This diagram should hopefully answer any questions you may have about the explanations above. There are many ways to draw the triangle, so your diagram might look different from mine.
The answer you are looking for is c
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Answer: C) 2 km west</h3>
Explanation:
With displacement, all we care about is the beginning and end. We don't care about the middle part(s) of the journey. So we'll take the straight line route from beginning to end when it comes to computing displacement.
We start at A(0,0) and end at B(-2,0). Going from A directly to B has us go 2 km west. Keep in mind that displacement is a vector, so you must include the direction along with the distance.
Can you send a picture of the triangle. Maybe take a screen shot?