<h3>Given :-</h3>
- Perimeter of triangle = 42
- Side 1 of triangle = (x + 4)
- Side 2 of triangle = (3x + 8)
- Side 3 of triangle = (5x + 6)
<h3>To find:-</h3>
<h3>Explanation:</h3>
So to find length of sides we have to find the value of x.We can find value of x , by this formula:



So:-






















- Side 1 of triangle = (x + 4)
- Side 1 of triangle =2.67 + 4
- Side 1 of triangle = 6.67
- Side 2 of triangle = 3x + 8
- Side 2 of triangle = 3 × 6.67 + 8
- Side 2 of triangle = 20.01 + 8
- Side 2 of triangle = 28.01
- Side 3 of triangle = 5x + 6
- Side 3 of triangle = 5 × 2.67 + 6
- Side 3 of triangle = 13.35 + 6
- Side 3 of triangle = 19.35
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True
The pythagorean theorem only needs two sides of a right triangle
Answer:
B. 12cm
Step-by-step explanation:
We can double check by plugging in the number. However, the question trys to trick you, by giving you the diametre, but in order for the formula to work (V=4
/3πr^3), we will divide the diametre by 2 (12 ÷ 2= 6),
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Once we do that, we can double check, when you plug in your numbers your answer will be around 900 (904.78, to be exact, but the question asks for approximate diamtetre).
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Answer:
12.5
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
21
Step-by-step explanation:
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a + a + b = 40 --(1)
b - c = 7 --(2)
c + a = 19 --(3)
a - c + b = ?
From (1):
2a + b = 40
b = 40 - 2a --(4)
From (2):
b = 7 + c --(5)
Sub (4) into (5):
40 - 2a = 7 + c
c = 33 - 2a --(6)
Sub (6) into (3):
33 - 2a + a = 19
a = 14
Sub a = 14 into (4) and (6):
b = 40 - 2(14) = 12
c = 33 - 2(14) = 5
therefore, a - c + b = 14 - 5 + 12 = 21
Topic: simultaneous equations
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