Which triangle has hypotenuse GF?
2 answers:
Points G and F are both on the bottom face, so the third missing point must be also on the bottom face. The third point is either H or E. Since H isn't listed in the answer choices, it has to be point E. The only answer choice that has point E is the third choice EFG
Answer: Triangle EFG
See the attached image to see the triangle EFG. The right angle (aka 90 degree angle) is at point E. The hypotenuse GF is opposite the right angle. The hypotenuse is ALWAYS opposite the right angle. This is because the longest side is always opposite the largest angle of the right triangle. The 90 degree angle is the largest angle of the right triangle.
Answer: Triangle EFG
See the attached image to see the triangle EFG. The right angle (aka 90 degree angle) is at point E. The hypotenuse GF is opposite the right angle. The hypotenuse is ALWAYS opposite the right angle. This is because the longest side is always opposite the largest angle of the right triangle. The 90 degree angle is the largest angle of the right triangle.
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Just try to remember PEMDAS.
Parenthesis, Exponent, Multiplication/Division, Addition/Subtraction.
This is the order we follow when going about expressions with many operations.
Let's start with the parenthesis part. Notice that there is an exponent beside the parenthesis enclosing the fraction. Here we use the quotient to a power rule. We distribute the exponent to the numerator and the denominator.
Now that we got the parenthesis and exponent out of the way, let's move on to the next. Multiplication/Division. Whichever comes first, you do it first.
We have a fraction so we do that first. Then we do the multiplication after.
Next we do the addition/subtraction. Again, whichever comes first.