Given:
The base of the given triangle has two part:
Left( left side of the hypotenuse) = 25
Right ( right side of the hypotenuse) = x
The altitude (h) = 60
To find the value of x.
Formula:
By Altitude rule we know that, the altitude of a triangle is mean proportional between the right and left part of the hypotenuse,
Now,
Putting,
left = 25, altitude = 60 and right = x we get,
or, 
[ by cross multiplication]
or, 
or, 
Hence,
The value of x is 144.
Step 1: Flip the equation.
44b+11c=a
Step 2: Add -44b to both sides.
44b+11c+−44b=a+−44b
11c=a−44b
Step 3: Divide both sides by 11.
11c11=a−44b11
c=111a−4b
Answer:
c=111a−4b
Answer:
24.4 Units
Step-by-step explanation:
For this, we will use the distance formula to find the distance between each vertex
So we do this for each side of the triangle to get AB = 
, BC = 
, and AC = 
We add these all up to get 24.4 (rounded)
B) m∠C = m∠F
Because now m∠B = m∠E because of the 180 total rule, and if all 3 ∠s are = then they are similar
