Answer: Yes they could.
Step-by-step explanation:
The two pairs of sides given are proportional: 3/7 : 9/21
The two triangles have the side:side ratio, meaning they are similar
Because they are similar, their hypotenuses <em>could</em> lie along the same line, not guaranteed, but possible.
Is it c/-58, or is it c/-5 blank 8?
We need to find the surface area and volume for each rectangular prism. Here are the formulas I'm going to plug each prism's measurements.
S.Area=2(lw+wh+lh)
Volume: lwh
Question 75:
Volume: 3×1×3=9 cm³
Surface Area= 2(3)+2(3)+2(9)=6+6+18=30 cm²
Question 76:
Volume: 6×2×5=60 ft.³
Surface Area: 2(12)+2(10)+2(30)=24+20+60=104 ft²
Question 77:
Volume: 4×2×6=48 m³
Surface Area: 2(8)+2(12)+2(24)=16+24+48=88 m²
So the so the product of two consecutive numbers is 4160 or
x(x+1)=4160
distribute
x^2+x=4160
subtract 4160 from both sides
x^2+x-4160=0
find the factor (if you want to know how, just ask in the comments)
(x-64)(x+65)=0
so the answer is x could be 64 or -65
so the number that work are 64,65 and -65,-64
16 I just know that it's 16 GL to ya
