No you can't
Because in an equilateral triangle all sides and angles must be equal and for that all angles must equal 60 degrees so that their sum is 180 degrees, but a right triangle requires an angle of 90 degrees which the equilateral triangle doesn't have, so there's no such thing as an equilateral right triangle.
Answer:
f = -4
Explanation:
Subtract The Numbers: -2 - 2 = 4
f = -| -4|
Apply Absolute Rule (|-a| = a): |-4| = 4
f = -4
<u><em>Answer:</em></u>
1- The constant of variation is 
2- The constant of variation is 
<u><em>Explanation:</em></u>
When two variables are in direct variation, this means that when one of them increases, the other increases and vice versa
<u>A direct variation relation is represented as follows:</u>
y = kx
where k is the constant of variation
Now, to get the constant of variation, all we have to do is substitute with the given x and y variables and solve for k
<u>For the given problems:</u>
<u>1-
</u>
<u>Therefore:</u>

<u>2-
</u>
<u>Therefore:</u>

Hope this helps :)
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