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Answer:
A∩B = {2, 23}
Step-by-step explanation:
The intersection of two sets is the list of elements common to both.
2 is found in both
12, 19 are only in set A
23 is found in both
29 is only in set A
34, 40, 45 are only in set B
The intersection of the two sets is {2, 23}.
112 students. divide 42 by 37.5%
Not exactly sure if I’m right but
1. $56 < $60
2. $60 - $36 = $24/4 hours = 6.
36+24 = 60, we want to use LESS than 60 so we use see how much it’ll take to spend 5 hours for parking.
5 x $4 = $20.
$36 + $20 = $56
I’m not exactly sure though...
10m+27 you add the sides to find perimeter so add 2m+2m+2m and so on and it gives u 10m+27
Answer:
10a: △ABC is an Equilateral triangle with all acute angles.
10b: △BCD is A scalene triangle with all acute angles.
10c: △BDE is An Isosceles triangle with one obtuse angle.
Step-by-step explanation:
10) Looking at the diagram at the bottom left;
- △ABC has 3 equal internal angles and as such, it means it will have 3 equal angles.
Thus, we can classify it as; Equilateral triangle with all acute angles.
- △BCD has 3 unequal angles. Thus, it's 3 sides are not equal. Also all the angles are less than 90°.
We can classify it as;
A scalene triangle with all acute angles
- △BDE has 2 equal angles and one angle greater than 90°. This means it has 2 equal sides.
Thus, we can classify it as;
- An Isosceles triangle with one obtuse angle.
