If points d and f are on side ab and points e ang g are on side ac then line segment de and fg are parallel.
Given There is a triangle abc.
Parallel lines are those lines that do not meet at any point. If we draw a triangle abc and plot points d and f are marked on side ab and points e and g are marked on side ac then the line segment fg is parallel to de because both the line segments are drawn from the points which are on the sides opposite to each other. We have assumed a simple triangle because no description is given for the triangle.
Hence the line segment fg is parallel to de if drawn points d and f marked on ab and points e and g are marked on ac.
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Answer:
x = (e^4 -2)/3
x≈17.533
Step-by-step explanation:
ln(3x+2)=4
raise each side to e
e^ ln(3x+2) = e^4
3x+2 = e^4
subtract 2 from each side
3x = e^4 -2
divide by 3
x = (e^4 -2)/3
putting this in a calculator
x≈17.533
Beverley is right
explanation
there is 3 answers
0,9,3
hope this helps
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Answer:
3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078164062862089986280348253421170679
Answer:
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