The perimeter of a triangular window is the sum of its side lengths
The side lengths of the window are 33 inches, and 54 inches
<h3>How to determine the side lengths?</h3>
The ratio is given as:
Ratio = 11: 18 : 18
Rewrite as:
Ratio = 11x: 18x : 18x
Express as sum
Sum = 11x + 18x + 18x
Sum = 47x
The perimeter is 141 inches.
So, we have:
47x = 141
Divide both sides by 47
x = 3
Recall that:
Ratio = 11x: 18x : 18x
So, we have:
Ratio = 11*3: 18*3 : 18* 3
Ratio = 33: 54 : 54
Hence, the side lengths of the window are 33 inches, and 54 inches
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Answer:
a^2 +b^2= c^2
Step-by-step explanation:
to prove that a triangle have right angles triangle you have to use the Pythagoras theorem
