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Step-by-step Explanation: The L shaped figure, ignoring the track-like image inside, is the same as the rectangle with just the 4 x 10 section removed.
Answer:
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The answer is 66.9
please read the explanation... it will help... I promise
Step-by-step explanation:
Okay... Here we go...
The context mentions that the two quadrilaterals are similar... meaning their sides are proportional...
So... you basically have to find the scale factor...
(the math itself is easier than the explanation...
51/16 = 3.1875 (that is the number we multiplied the sides of quadrilateral FGHI to get quadrilateral JKLM...
so to get side JK all you have to do is multiply that scale factor by side FG... which after the use of a calculator results in 66.9 (i rounded, and used a calculator... lol)
but yeah... i hope this helps...
It is read as a minus b minus c whole square. The (a - b - c)2 formula is expressed as (a - b - c)2 = a2 + b2 + c2 - 2ab + 2bc - 2ca.
Based on the width of the aluminum sheets and the angle of the edges, the depth that allows maximum cross-sectional area is 4 inches.
<h3>How much can the maximum cross-sectional area?</h3>
Assuming that the depth is x, the area would be:
= x (16 - 2x)
= 16x - 2x²
The maximum of the parabola is:
x = -b / 2a
= - 16 / (2 x -2)
= -16 / -4
= 4 inches
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The least common multiple is 24
