Answer:
The third side must be 10: {3, 10, 10}; {10, 3, 3} is not possible.
Step-by-step explanation:
Everything depends on our understanding of "isosceles."
This term indicates that two sides of a given triangle are equal.
If two sides of an isosceles triangle have lengths of 3 and 10, then:
Either 1) Two sides have length 10 and the third side has length 3. This is certainly possible
or
2) sides have length 3 and the third side has length 10. This is NOT possible, since 3 + 3 adds up to 6, which is less than 10.
Answer:
B:subtraction property
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
x = 5.14
Step-by-step explanation:
Both angles are equal so
5x-6 = 11x-42
42-6 = 11x - 5x
36 = 7x
x = 5.14
3 of anything is almost always less than 5 of the same thing.
That's true for cows, rocks, trees, fish, salt-shakers, and babies.
I can't think of any object where it wouldn't be true.
Why wouldn't it be true for tenths ?
Let me say it another way:
No. 3/10 is <em>less than</em> 5/10 .
Divide 3 by for to get 0.75 but that is a fraction
