angles EFH and GFH are congruents
for the second equivalence criterion two triangles are equivalents if they have respectively 2 angles and 1 side congruents
the two triangles have congruents the angle right angle (HGF and HEF) and the 55 degrees angles (EFH and GFH); then they have in common the HF side.
so the triangles are congruent and so all the sides are respectively congruent,for example EH with HG:
EH=HG
s+36=7s
s+36-7s=0
s-7s=-36
-6s=-36
6s=36
s=6
<em>sorry for my english</em>
Answer:
1. No
2. Right triangle
3. No
4. Right triangle
Step-by-step explanation:
A, B = two smallest sides
C = hypotenuse, largest side
Pythagorean theorem. If A^2 + B^2 = C^2, then you have a right triangle.
We can use completing the square.We add 16 and subtract 7 to both sides. Now we get m^2+8m+16=9. The left sides becomes (m+4)^2=9. Taking the square root of both sides and subtracting 4 we get -1 and -7.
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h≥60</em></h2>
This is saying that your height has to be equal to or greater than 60 inches.
What kind of table?
Because for every the x would be 2
