The possible expressions for the measure of the smallest acute angle
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These three expressions are the possible measure of the smallest acute angle.
The answer is: 36
Because, bisecting the base of the triangle gives of two segments of five. This forms two triangles with base of 5 and altitude (in this case height) of 12. There exists a special pythagorean triplet triangled named 5-12-13 meaning if you have a right triangle with two of these sides then the unknown side is the number left out. In this case, the altitude forms a right angle on the base which allows the sides of the big isocs. triangle to be 13 giving us 13 + 13 + 10 to be the perimeter = 36.
Answer:
(-7,4) and (-9,7)
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
4.7x10^6
Step-by-step explanation:
Scientific notation can not exceed the ones place so you multiply that by 10^6 (1,000,000) to get 4,700,000
1. 13/4
2.60
3. in 36 mins (I don't know about this one)
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