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Yakvenalex [24]
3 years ago
10

Look at the triangle on the top of the White House in the photo. Describe the size and angles of the triangle. Please Help me th

is is due tomorrow

Mathematics
1 answer:
vekshin13 years ago
5 0
You can use the size and angles to classify the triangle that is represented.

The peak is an obtuse angle, and the two vertices on the side are acute angles. This makes it an obtuse triangle. If there is one obtuse angle seen, it is classified as an obtuse triangle.

Two of the sides are the same length, and this makes it an isosceles triangle.
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And the minimum temperature will be -25°C, then we must have that:

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if we use both conditions, we will have:

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Yuri purchased 8 trees to have planted at his house. The store charged a delivery fee of $5 per tree.
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Answer:

$16.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let t represent the cost of each tree.

We have been given that Yuri purchased 8 trees to have planted at his house. So the cost of 8 trees will be 8t.

We are also told that the store charged a delivery fee of $5 per tree. So the delivery charges of 8 trees will be 8\times \$5=\$40

The total cost of purchasing 8 trees will be 8t+40.  

Since the total cost of the trees including the delivery was $168, so we can get an equation as:

8t+40=168

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Upon dividing both sides of our given equation by 8, we will get:

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A triangle has vertices at (1,10), (-5,2), and (7,2). What is its orthocenter. Show your work.
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Answer:

Question: What is the orthocenter of a triangle with the vertices (-1,2) (5,2) and (2,1)?

The coordinates of point A are (-1,2), point B are (5,2), and point C are (2,1).

The orthocent is the intersection of the three altitudes. An altitude goes from a vertex and is perpendicular to the line containing the opposite side.

In the coordinate plane the equations of the altitudes can be found and then a system of equations can be solved.

Altitude 1. From point C perpendicular to the line containing side AB.

Slope of line AB is 0 (horizontal line), a vertical line is perpendicular to a horizontal line. Thus, the equation of altitude 1 is  x=2 .

Altitude 2. From point B perpendicular to the line containing side AC.

Slope of line AC is  −13 , the slope of a line perpendicular to line AC is 3. The equation of altitude 2 is  y=3x−13  

Altitude 3. From point A perpendicular to the line containing side BC.

Slope of line BC is  13 , the slope of a line perpendicular to line BC is  −3 . The equation of altitude 3 is  y=−3x−1  

The orthocenter is the point where all three altitudes intersect.

x=2  

y=3x−13  

y=−3x−1  

Use substitution to solve the first two equations  y=3(2)−13=−7  

The orthocenter is the point  (2,−7)  

we did not need the third equation, but we can use it as a check, plug the coordinates into the third equation:

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