I am a little confused about the question you are trying to ask. It is an isosceles triangle because it has two sides of equal length.
The other angle would be...
180-2(55)=70 degrees
All three are parts to the triangle congruence theorem. (ASA: angle side angle, AAS: angle angle side, SSA: side side angle). Is there an option D.?
Answer:
y= -x+6
Step-by-step explanation:
The equation was in point slope from, so you had to solve for y using inverse operations. The slope of x is -1 because -x = -1x.
Answer:
Thale's theorem stated that if a line parallel to the base of the triangle intersects it, the ratio of sides of the respective sides is equal
In this diagram, since the 2 horizontal lines are parallel
the ratio of the 2 sides on the left and the 2 sides on the right will be equal
Hence,
x/15 = 2/10
x = 30/10
x = 3
Take derivitive of each
f'(x)=9
g'(x)=4
h'(x)=12x
so duh, when x>0.75 then h(x) grows at fastest rate, after that. it just keeps going up
