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Answer:
Area = 33√3
Perimeter = 122
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a parallelogram and perimeter for a parallelogram is calculated by adding side length to base and that's multiplied by 2
perimeter (6 + 11) × 2 = 122
The area is calculated by multiplying height to the base
there's a 30° 60° 90° special triangle inside the parallelogram and the side length that sees 60° in this special triangle is 3√3 so this is our height and base is given as 11
Therefore the area of this parallelogram is
3√3 × 11 = 33√3
The first option is the answer, it is going from P to Q so the only logical answer would be the first choice
The smallest amount of points at which they could intersect is 2.
The Area of a Square is the square of the measure of one side of the square.
Hence, given the expression for the area of a square, express the given area as the square of an expression to get the measure of one side.
The given expression is:
Rewrite the expression as:
Recall the binomial expansion:
Substituting a=10x and b=8, it follows that the expression becomes:
Since the area of a square is the square of the measure of one side, it follows that the measure of one side from the given expression is 10x-8.
