How can its diagonal be perpendicular to one of its sides? Since this can be read out of your details! You know point A and C are not adjacent but C and D are. So, AC must be the diagonal which is never perp. to any of the sides (CD)
Answer:
10.57 cm²
Step-by-step explanation:
Recall that the area of a triangle is gotten by (1/2)*base*height
If the height of the triangle is 5.45cm and the base is 3.88cm, then the area can be calculated by multiplying the two numbers and dividing it by 2.
5.45*3.88 = 21.146cm²
This still needs to be cut in half (otherwise we are yielding the area of a rectangle with these dimensions)
21.146 cm²/2 = 10.573 cm²
This can be rounded to the nearest hundredth
= 10.57 cm²
Answer:
49
Step-by-step explanation:
25b² + 70b + ....
( 5b + 7)² = 5×5b² + 2×5×7b + 7×7 = 25b² + 70b + 49
Answer:
g(3−2x)=12x2−36x+29
Step-by-step explanation:
Do you need step by step?
x+y=5
-x -x
Equals:
y=-x+5
Now you have:
y=-x+5
x-y=1
Insert -x+5 into y
x-x+5=1
Combine like terms
2x+5=1
Subtract 5.
2x=-4
Divide 2.
Answer: x=-2
