Answer:
6
Step-by-step explanation:
By using the triangular inequality, we will see that no triangles can be made with these side lengths.
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How many triangles can be made with these side lengths?</h3>
Remember that for any triangle with side lengths A, B, and C, the triangular inequality must be true.
This means that the sum of any two sides must be larger than the other side.
A + B > C
A + C > B
B + C > A.
For the given side lengths, we will have:
8 in + 12 in > 24 in
8in + 24 in > 12 in
12 in + 24 in > 8 in.
Now, notice that the first inequality is false. So the triangular inequality is not meet. Then we can't make a triangle with these side lengths.
So we can make 0 unique triangles with these side lengths.
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Answer:
the answer is no
Step-by-step explanation:
It only shows that one pair of lines are parallel but not both are. Parallelograms have two pairs of parallel lines.
Answer:
-20/13 <g
Step-by-step explanation:
-7–5(3g+8)<10g–7+g
Distribute
-7–15g-40<10g–7+g
Combine like terms
-15g - 47 < 11g -7
Add 15 g to each side
-15g+15g -47< 11g+15g -7
-47 < 26g -7
Add 7 to each side
-47+7 < 26g-7+7
-40 < 26g
Divide each side by 26
-40/26 <26g/26
-40/26 <g
Divide top and bottom by 2
-20/13 <g
