I think you can solve it by
=(x^2 - y^2) *( x^2 + y^2)
= (x -y)*(x+y)*(x^2 + y^2)
Answer:
I think its rational
Step-by-step explanation:
The circles B and D are similar since the radius of the former is as twice as the radius of the latter.
<h3>Are the two circles shown in the figure similar?</h3>
By geometry we know that circles are defined by only one characteristic: radius. If two circles are similar, then the radii must be <em>different</em>. After a quick look at the figure, we conclude that the radii are
and
. Hence, the circles B and D are similar since the radius of the former is as twice as the radius of the latter.
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3m-9=9+3m
add 9 to both sides
3m=18+3m
minus 3m both sides
0=18
false
no solution
the best discription would be an empty solution set
Hello,
Let's be x the length of the 3 side (9,x,23) ==>x>0
Using inequality triangular:
9<x+23==>x>9-23==>x>-14 (done)
x<9+23==>x<32
23<x+9==>x>14
SO 14<x<32