<span>So we need to find the lenght of side a of a right triangle if we know b=13 and c=21 and c is the hypotenuse and we need to round the number to the nearest hundreth. So we can do that with Pythagorean theorem which states that: a^2 + b^2 = c^2. Now we simply put b^2 to the right side and find a^2 as: a^2=c^2 - b^2. Lets plug in the numbers and we will get a= sqrt (21^2 - 12^2)=16.492422. When we round it to the nearest hundreth a= 16.49.</span>
Answer:
6.28 x 10²
Step-by-step explanation:
first number must be greater than or equal to 1 and less than 10
if you move the decimal to the left you need to increase the power of ten by one for each move
if you move the decimal to the rightt you need to decrease the power of ten by one for each move
<span>50-8t<90
50-90<8t
-40<8t
8t>-40
t>-5
Solutions should go to the right.
Mary probably was solving it as following
</span>50-8t<90
<span>-8t<90-50
-8t<40 (here, when she divided both sides by -8, she had to change sign < to the sign >)
But she did not change the sign, and got
t<-5
</span>
Wont the two lines be parallel since you are not changing the orantation of the shape
Step-by-step explanation:
That's what I got.
Hope that was helpful
