I can see you come from outside the USA. No insults intended!!
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Anyways, we have to put one side of the ratio and match it to 48.
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Or even better...
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MAKE!!
A!!
PROPORTION!!
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So... Let's say 7 is proportional to 48... so 7/5 = 48/x, where x is the number equivalent to ratio of 5.
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Cross multiply!!
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</span>7x = 240.
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Divide 7 on both sides.
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x = 34 2/7.
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Hope I helped!!
Answer:
1. Yes
2. They could change the 60° angle into a different one.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Two triangles are the same if they share two side lengths with the same angle between them.
2. Since the triangles are equal if they share two side lengths with the same angle between them, if they changed the angle between 3 and 5, it'd no longer be the same triangle.
a function can't have one input mapped to multiple outputs. this is the case for where 4 maps to -2 and 2, so remove (4, -2)
Answer:
<u>Diagram 1</u>
Draw a circle with a radius of 8 cm, ensuring you have clearly marked the center point (black circle with center C1)
Add a point on the circumference of the circle (point C2)
Draw a second circle of radius 8cm with point C2 as its center (red circle with center C2).
<u>Diagram 2</u>
The red circle intersects the black circle at two points (D and E).
Connect these 2 points of intersection with a line segment.
<u>Diagram 3</u>
Draw a third circle with center D and radius DE (shown in blue)
This circle intersects the black circle at point F.
<u>Diagram 4</u>
Draw 2 line segments to connect points D and E with point F - this is your equilateral triangle inside the circle!
