Since you are subtracting 2 logs, you write the single log as a quotient.
Answer:
The last one
Step-by-step explanation:
A scalene triangle has no similarities between the angles or the sides
In the shown triangle none of the sides are similar and none of the angles are congruent therefore this is a scalene triangle
Reasons why its not the other answers
- This is not an acute triangle. In order for it to be an acute triangle all of the angles have to have a measure less than 90 degrees. There is an angle with a measure of 120 degrees the triangle is not an acute triangle
- This triangle is not an isosceles triangle. In order for it to be an isosceles triangles it has to have at least one congruent side. None of the sides are congruent therefore it is not an isosceles triangle
- This is not a right triangle. In order for it to be a right triangle one of the angles has to have a measure of 90 degrees. Because none of the angles measure 90 degrees it is not a right triangle
In conclusion the answer would be that this triangle is a scalene triangle
Answer:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
you find the mean of the numbers and use the mean and subtract the mean from all of the numbers.
Sorry I am bad at explaining
Answer:
answer is 72 degree because the side of the angle is increased from side AC
