Perimeter of any figure is all its sides summed up
for a rectangle, with two equal pairs, that means, length + length + width + width or 2length + 2width, or 2(length + width)
but we know the length is 7/5 the width
width = w
perimeter = P
and the length is 7/5 of that
Answer: A
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Perimeter is a length of a figure's borders.
Pabc = a+b+c
Area shows the 'size' of the figure.
Sabc = 1/2*a*b*Sin(alpha) or 1/2*a*h or sqrt((half perimeter * a)(half perimeter * b)(half perimeter * c))
The order of the size of angles is related to the order of the length that is opposite to that angle.
angle A is across from the smallest side, 2.4.
angle C is across from the middle side, 3.2
angle B is across from the longest side, 5.5
if you think about it, angle B has to be widest angle for it to accommodate the longest length (longer it is, the more you have to open). anlge A has to be the smallest angle for it to correspond with the smallest length
The order of smallest to largest is ∠A, ∠C, ∠B
Answer:
= 2(1 - 2h)
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that:
=3(2−0.9h)+(−1.3h−4)
Simplifying:
=(6 - 2.7h) + (-1.3h - 4)
Removing brackets
=6 - 2.7h -1.3h - 4
Adding like terms (h terms and constants)
= 2 - 4h
We can take 2 common as:
= 2(1 - 2h) Required sum
I hope it will help you!
