L (length) = w+16
l x w = Area
260 = l x w
260 = (w+16) x w
260 = w^2 + 16w
w^2 + 16w -260 = 0
(w+26) (w-10) = 0
w= -26 (reject) or w = 10
if w = 10, l = 26
10ft x 16 ft
Answer:
the law of cosines with ABC
Answer:
Trapezoid
Step-by-step explanation:
perpendicular: They are perpendicular due to the fact they cross at right angles to each other. Another true instance of perpendicular lines we will see in nature is a football field. All four corners of a football field are perpendicular to every other.
In the trapezoid attached there aren't any perpendicular sides. A and B are both obtuse angles in this diagram, and C and D are both acute angles. However, now not all trapezoids appear like this. ... Definition B: A trapezoid is any quadrilateral with at the least one pair of parallel sides.
please mark me brainliest!
(x+3)(x-3)
x*x=x^2
x*-3=-3x
3*x=3x
3*-3=-9
where’s where he most likely messed up
x^2-3x+3x-9
the correct answer is x^-9
<4 ≅ <1, 3 <≅ 2 Corresponding angles postulate
ΔACE ≈ ΔBCD Angle angle similarity postulate
(CB + BA)/CB = (CD + DE)/CD Substitution property of equality