In the construction of the equilateral triangle EFG inscribed in a circle, Chase can find points F and G as D. Points F and G are points of intersection of two congruent circles centered at D and E.
<h3>What is an equilateral triangle?</h3>
It should be noted that an equilateral triangle simply means a triangle that has all the sides and angles to be equal.
After drawing the diameter of the circle through the center, it's important to open the compass to a width that's equivalent to the radius the circle.
In this case, it can be deduced that Points F and G are points of intersection of two congruent circles centered at D and E.
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Step-by-step explanation:
y+6y-2= -12
7y-2 = -12-2
7y. = -14
7y/7y = -14/7y
y = -2
-5x+-3x
-8x-2-2= -12
-8x -4= -12-4
-8x = -16
-8x/-8x = -16/-8x
x = -2
I'm guessing the "regions" are the circles. The one needing the most water conservation devices is the circle in the far left, near California.
14 3/8
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Hello,
g=9.81m/s²= 9.81/0.3048 =32.18.. ft/s² rounded to 32
h=-g/2*t²+vt+h0
if t=0,h=0 ==>h0=0
==>h=-16*t²+vt
50 ft in 2.5s ==> 25 ft in 1.25s
25=-16*1.25²+v*1.25
==>v=50/1.25=40
Equation h=-16t²+40*t