Answer:
So if we are solving for x and y. First we need to subtract both equations. We take each equation and put in parenthesis and subtract.
y-y = (3x+7)-(-2x-3) =
0 = 3x+7+2x+3
0 = 5x+10
-10 = 5x
-2 = x.
Now we need to solve for y.
Plug it in for the first equation. -2*3+7 = -6+7 = 1
Test if we are correct and try in the second equation.
-2*-2-3 = 4-3 = 1
<u>x = -2</u>
<u>y = 1</u>
Area= length * height
21*9 = 189cm^2
Dividing 2 into 4 you would get 2 and dividing it into 9 you would get 4 since you can't divide it into 9 so when you subtract that (9-8) you would get 1 you place a decimal and bring down a zero to get 10 then you would get 5 the answer would be 248.5
343 = 7*7*7, so the square root is 7*sqrt(7), because there is one 7 left in the square root after taking out the other 2.
Final answer:
7*sqrt(7), or about 18.52
Hope I helped :)
Answer:
(a√3)/2
Step-by-step explanation:
You can find the height (h) of a equilateral triangle any of several ways. A simple one is to use the Pythagorean theorem.
In the diagram below, h is one leg of the right triangle with a/2 as the other leg and a as the hypotenuse. The Pythagorean theorem gives the relationship as ...
h² + (a/2)² = a²
h² = a² - a²/4 . . . . . . . subtract (a/2)²
h² = a²(1 -1/4) = a²(3/4)
h = √(a²(3/4)) = (a/2)√3
The height is (√3)/2 times the side length.