Answer:
D) 54 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
We can use the Centroid Theorem to solve this problem, which states that the centroid of a triangle is 
of the distance from each of the triangle's vertices to the midpoint of the opposite side.
Therefore, 
is of the distance from 
to 
, since the latter is the midpoint of the side opposite to . We know this because belongs to 
, so must be 
's midpoint due to the fact that by definition, the centroid of a triangle is the intersection of a triangle's three medians (segments which connect a vertex of a triangle to the midpoint of the side opposite to it).
We can then write the following equation:
Substituting 
into the equation gives us:
Solving for , we get:
(Multiply both sides of the equation by 
to get rid of 's coefficient)
(Simplify)
(Symmetric Property of Equality)
Therefore, the answer is D. Hope this helps!
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
17(x-2)
There is multiple possibilities:
<span>1050 equals 1 times 1050
1050 equals 2 times 525
1050 equals 3 times 350
1050 equals 5 times 210
1050 equals 6 times 175
1050 equals 7 times 150
1050 equals 10 times 105
1050 equals 14 times 75
1050 equals 15 times 70
1050 equals 21 times 50
1050 equals 25 times 42
1050 equals 30 times 35
1050 equals 35 times 30
1050 equals 42 times 25
1050 equals 50 times 21
1050 equals 70 times 15
1050 equals 75 times 14
1050 equals 105 times 10
1050 equals 150 times 7
1050 equals 175 times 6
1050 equals 210 times 5
1050 equals 350 times 3
1050 equals 525 times 2
1050 equals 1050 times 1</span>
The <span>polyhedron has 12 faces
</span>
Answer:
74 Cars
Step-by-step explanation:
If each motorbike has 2 wheels then we need to find how many wheels the motorbikes already take up.
We do this by doing 14*2 and we get 28 wheels.
Afterwards, we subtract this from the total of 324 to see how many wheels are left over. 324-28=296
Now we know the remaining amount of wheels and with this we can get our final answer!
Since there are 296 remaining wheels and each car takes up 4 we can divide 296 by 4 to see how many cars would be able to get their full set of tires.
296/4 = 74 and that;s how you get 74 cars!
*I think LOL*
