It can be both because there are diffrent sizes
I think it’s B I’m not sure about it but I hate wan I gat it wrong.
We know that
<span>the isosceles triangle has two equal sides
</span>
<span>let's analyze two cases
</span>
first case
perimeter=22 cm
<span>let's suppose that the known side of 6 cm is one of the two equal sides
</span>perimeter=6+6+x
22=6+6+x-----> x=22-12----> x=10 cm
answer first case
<span>the possible lengths of the other two sides are
</span>6 cm
10 cm
second case
let's suppose that the known side of 6 cm is the side that is not equal
perimeter=22 cm
perimeter=6+x+x
22=6+x+x----> 2x=22-6----> 2x=16-----> x=8 cm
answer second case
the possible lengths of the other two sides are
8 cm
8 cm
Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
First n(AUB)=n(E) - n((AUB)')
So n(AUB) = 40 - 6 = 34
Now all u hv to do is use the formulae,
n(AUB) = n(A) + n(B) - n(ANB)
So when u substitute above values,
34=22 + n(B) - 8
So,
n(B) = 4
