If two sides of a triangle are 9cm and 15cm in length, which COULD be the measure of the third side?
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In mathematics, 'is' would be the equal sign. And 'of' would be the multiplcation sign. The missing number would be any variable.
56 is 28% of a number would be translated algebraically to:
Solving for x, we get:
Divide 28 on both sides
Multiply 100 on both sides
56 is 28% of 200
56 is 28% of a number would be translated algebraically to:
Solving for x, we get:
Divide 28 on both sides
Multiply 100 on both sides
56 is 28% of 200
So the length is 4*28=112mm
The width would be calculated like this:
you draw an equilateral triangle in the middle with sides or 2r(56mm). The based on pythagorean theorem u know that
h=rad(56^2-28^2)=48.497
28+28+h=104.497
The area would be S=l*w which is 11703.7113mm
The width would be calculated like this:
you draw an equilateral triangle in the middle with sides or 2r(56mm). The based on pythagorean theorem u know that
h=rad(56^2-28^2)=48.497
28+28+h=104.497
The area would be S=l*w which is 11703.7113mm