More than one triangle <span>exists with the given angle measures. So, this triangle is not equiangular, but has only 2 angles of equal measure.
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
anything raised to the power of 0 would equal 1 and p doesn't equal 1 here.
L=n-2, W=4+L=n+2
A=LW, since L=n-2 and W=n+2 we have:
A=(n-2)(n+2) so it could be this expression or the expansion
A=n^2-4