Answer:
The perimeter of a shape is the length around it.
Step-by-step explanation:
We will be using the x and y values and add them together to find the total perimeter.
To do this, let's find all the values of the 2 axis:
(2 to 4) = 2
(1 to 3) = 2
(4 to 10) = 6
(3 to 1) = 2
(10 to 12) = 2
(1 to 8) = 7
(12 to 2) = 10
(8 to 1) = 7
We now add these values together which gives us <em><u>38</u></em>. Don't forget to add the units afterwards (cm, m and so forth).
Answer:
This is the answer of your question. ☺☺
Step-by-step explanation:
40 -2*7
40 -14
26
" · " - times
" + " - sum
n - a number
0.5n - half a number
10 · (0.5n + 6) = 8 |use distributive property
(10)(0.5n) + (10)(6) = 8
5n + 60 = 8 |substract 60 from both sides
5n = -52 |divide both sides by 5
n = -10.4
Scalene = yes it is possible (example: 105 degrees, 5 degrees, 70 degrees)
Right = No, the reason why is because the remaining angles must add to 90 which is less than a right angle. So it's impossible to have one angle over 90 degrees.
Acute = Also no. All three angles are less than 90 degrees
Isosceles = Yes. It is possible. One example would be 120 degrees, 30 degrees, 30 degrees.
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
since there is no whole fraction for the 0.4 so it has to be a repeated decimal so i picked D.