How many triangles can fit into one triangle
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Answer:
no it isn't
Step-by-step explanation:
if you find all of the angles using the angle addition postulate and supplementary angles rule (add to 180 degrees), you will be left with an angle that is not able to satisfy either of these rules, 7560
Recall your d = rt, or distance = rate * time
notice, the time he took to cover 63 miles with the wind, is the same amount of time he took against it with 51 miles only, let's say, he took "t" hours long
and he was cycling at a rate of "r"
thus
solve for "r"
notice, the time he took to cover 63 miles with the wind, is the same amount of time he took against it with 51 miles only, let's say, he took "t" hours long
and he was cycling at a rate of "r"
thus
solve for "r"