Triangles ABC and LBM are similar. We know this because AL and LB have the same length, so that AB is twice as long as either AL or LB. The same goes for MC and BM, and BC. The angle B is the same for both tirangles ABC and LBM, so the side-angle-side postulate tells us the triangles are similar, and in particular that triangle ABC is twice as large as LBM.
All this to say that LM must be half as long as AC, so LM has length (B) 14 cm.
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Pi ( written as the Geek letter π) is a universal constant found by dividing the circumference of a circle by it's diameter. So if you measure the diameter of a circle you can calculate it's circumference by multiplying by π.
Circumference = π * diameter.
It's value to the nearest hundredth is 3.14 but its actual value is a decimal number that goes on without bounds. That is in Maths it is irrational and can't be written accurately as a fraction.
The degenerate conic that is formed when a double cone is sliced at the ap-ex by a plane parallel to the base of the cone is a <u>Point</u>.
<h3>What degenerate conic is formed?</h3>
When a plane that is parallel to the base of a double cone is used to slice the ap-ex, the conic section formed is a circle.
Circles lead to a Point degenerate conic being formed because a single point will be formed on the double cone that separates the shape.
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Answer:
54%
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