We can solve this by using the P<span>ythagorean theorem which is below:

Or we can say
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<span>w = widht
h = height
d = diagonal measure
With that said, we know the height is .75 times the width so .75w. We also know d = 34, which is our diagonal measure.
w = don't know yet but need to find
h = .75w
d = 34
Now lets plugin the information we know into our equation</span>

Now lets to the math

Combine like terms
Divide both sides of the equal sign by 1.5625
Now take the square root on both sides of the equal sign

So the width is 27.2
We can check this by putting 27.2 back into our original equation

ANSWER:
84; Consecutive Interior Angles Theorem
Answer: This is False because they don't go together and it doesn't make sense.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
A. 133
Step-by-step explanation:
Angle P is equal to the angle that is 133 because of the propertys of angles.
Answer:
a 1
b 6
c 15
Step-by-step explanation:
101% 101/100 = 1 1/100
is 1 complete 100 grid and 1/100 of another grid so you will need 2 grids
589% 589/100 = 5 89/100
is 5 complete 100 grids and 89/100 of another grid so you will need 6 grids
1450% 1450/100 = 14 50/100
is 14 complete grids and 50/100 of another grid so you will need 15 grids