To find the area<span> of a regular </span>polygon<span>, you use an apothem, which is a segment that joins the </span>polygon's center to the midpoint of any side and that is perpendicular (<span> angle of 90°) </span>to that side
Steps:
1. To do this problem, you have to divide the area by the length
2. To make this easier, turn both numbers into improper fractions
143/32 divided by 11/4
3. To divide you actually have to multiply by the reciprocal
143/32 times 4/11 equals 572/352
4. Turn 572/352 into a mixed number which is 1 220/352
5. Now you simplify it by dividing the numerator and denominator by 44
6. Your answer is.
1 5/8
Given statement is "point where the perpendicular bisectors of the three sides of a triangle intersect".
Perpendicular is basically a vertical line that makes 90 degree angle with the base.
bisector means the line which divides side into two equal parts.
So perpendicular bisector in any triangle will be the line which is drawn on the side of the triangle and perpendicular to that side.
Now these perpendicular bisectors meet at some point.
That point is called circumcenter.
Hence final answer will be "circumcenter".
Answer:
6
Step-by-step explanation:
3+(-h)+(-4)
Let h = -7
3+(- -7)+(-4)
3+(7)+(-4)
10 -4
6
After the 2 angles the third and fifth line are great