The greatest perimiter
let's experiment weather we want to have sides with as close to each other as possible, or with as far apart form each other
so if we have lenth times width, peimiter=legnth+legnth+widht+width
1 times 39:perimiter=80
3 times 13:perimiter=52
so we want one side as small as possible
0.1 times 360:perimiter=720.2
let's see how far we can go
0.00000000000000000001 times 3600000000000000000000=3,600,000,000,000,000,000,000.00000000000000000001
you get the idea
that is a really big perimiter
if you can be that exact
so just make a really small decimal
if you haven't learned decimals yet and only know whole numbers then
80 ft is the greatest perimiter made (with sides of 39,1,39,1)
Answer:
-7-√15
Step-by-step explanation:
First move the constant to the right hand side and change it's sign
x^2+14x=-34
Then add (14/2)^2 or 7^2 to both sides
x^2+14x+49=-34+49
Then factor the expression
(x+7)^2=-34+49
Then solve (x+7)^2=15
You should get:
x=-√15-7
or
x=√15-7
Answer:
1/2
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Square
Step-by-step explanation:
Plot the vertices of the quadrilateral PQRS on the coordinate plane (see attached diagram). The diagram shows that this is a square. Let's prove it.
1. Find all sides lengths:
All sides have the same lengths.
2. Find the slopes of all lines:
Since the slopes of PQ and RS are the same, lines PQ and RS are parallel. Since the slopes of QR and SP are the same, lines QR and SP are parallel.
The slopes 
and 
have the product of
then lines are pairwise perpendicular.
This means PQRS is a square.
Answer:
Round out to the nearest 10th say 5 it would stay 5 unlike 8 would round to 10
Step-by-step explanation:
