What are the solutions of the compound inequality 2d + 3 ≤ –11 or 3d – 9 > 15?
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if it's is a right angle triangle, two of the x-coordinate of the points must be the same however with the points given, we can tell that the x coordinates are different , the two points are not vertical hence it does not form a right angle triangle.
if it's is a right angle triangle, two of the x-coordinate of the points must be the same however with the points given, we can tell that the x coordinates are different , the two points are not vertical hence it does not form a right angle triangle.