<span>3[(15 - 3) squared divided by 4]
=</span><span>3[(15 - 3)^2 / 4]
=3</span>[(12)^2 / 4]
=3[144 / 4]
=3[36]
=108
You are given a table in which each row represents the coordinates of points. For example, in the first line, we have x=-7 and y=5. Work through the four given equations, one at a time, subbing -7 for x and 5 for y; is the equation still true? If yes, then you have found the correct answer. B is the exception; I'd suggest you check out equations A, C and D first, before focusing on B.
Example: D: (5)-5 = 2((-7) + 7) leads to 0 = 0. Is that true? If so, D is likely the correct answer.
Answer:



Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Let the three sides be represented with A, B, C
Let the angles be represented with 
[See Attachment for Triangle]



What the question is to calculate the third length (Side B) and the other 2 angles (
)
Solving for Side B;
When two angles of a triangle are known, the third side is calculated as thus;

Substitute:
,
; 




Take Square root of both sides



<em>(Approximated)</em>
Calculating Angle 

Substitute:
,
; 




Subtract 180 from both sides


Divide both sides by -144



Take arccos of both sides



<em>(Approximated)</em>
Calculating 
Sum of angles in a triangle = 180
Hence;



Make
the subject of formula


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5+2(3x-4)=12x-11 is 5+6x -8 = 12x -11, 5-8+11= 12x-6x, “8= 6x” so option B is correct