We can start out simple, so here's some:
If you ever drew a sea saw as a child, or seen it, you probably had seen a part that looks like a triangular prism. It's somewhere in the structure.
Many building infrastructures have them. The roofs of many houses are pointed in some what of a triangle like shape so that rain water can roll off of them easier.
Hope these two help or at least spark some ideas!
Since you want to use the SAS theorem, you must find sides that are either side of angles BAC and DAE. You have already made use of sides AE and AC, so the other sides you need to choose are AB and AD. The appropriate relationship for similarity is ...
... AD = 2AB
since you want the sides of triangle ADE to be twice then length of those in triangle ABC.
3 ways because 12 divided by 4 is 3.
Answer:
Pretty sure it's C
Step-by-step explanation:
For inverse functions, I do the opposite operation
the only logical inverse function I see working in this expression would be C
divide the 5 from 5x and add the 3
Also, subtract the f(x) on both sides to get the "- y"
so, you get : 5/x + 3 = - y (f(x) is just "y")
Answer:
what kinda... what do they give yall these days but anyways,
Step-by-step explanation:
Divide each term by
23 and simplify.
Exact Form:
d=109/23
Decimal Form:
d=4.73913043
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Mixed Number Form:
d=4 17/23
