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So a right triangle is a triangle that contains a ninety degree angle, it's not classified by side length. A scalene triangle is a triangle in which all three sides are different lengths. An isosceles triangle has two sides that are the same length. Either a scalene or an isosceles triangle could contain a right angle, so your answer is yes.
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-6.5 would be your answer
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Step-by-step explanation:
<em>The probability that a point chosen at random in the given figure will be inside the larger square and outside the smaller square</em> is equal to the ratio of the area of interest to the total area:
<em>P(inside larger square and outside smaller square)</em> = area of interest / total area
<em>P(inside larger square and outside smaller square)</em> = area inside the larger square and outside the smaller square / area of the larger square
<u>Calculations:</u>
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1. <u>Area inside the larger square</u>: side² = (10 cm)² = 100 cm²
2. <u>Area inside the smaller square </u>= side² = (7cm)² = 49 cm²
3. <u>Area inside the larger square and outside the smaller square</u>
- 100 cm² - 49 cm² = 51 cm²
4.<u> P (inside larger square and outside smaller squere)</u>
- 51 cm² / 100 cm² = 51/100
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stuck on that too
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