I looked it up, it says eq triangles have 3 sides. An isos triangle is one with 2 equal sides. Every eq triangle is isos, but not every isos triangle is equilateral. I think the statement in the photo is true.
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Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Properties used</u>
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Step-by-step explanation:
To Match
To isolate -1 we need to subtract 2m from both sides
2m - 1 = 3m (SUBTRACT 2m)
To isolate 1 we need to subtract m from both sides
2m = 1 + m (SUBTRACT m)
To isolate m we need to add 1 from both sides
m - 1 = 2 (ADD 1)
To isolate m we need to subtract 2 from both sides
2 + m = 3 (SUBTRACT 2)
To isolate m we need to add 2 from both sides
-2 + m = 1 (ADD 2)
To isolate m we need to subtract 1 from both sides
3 = 1 + m (SUBTRACT 1)
The steps needed are written in bold.
The answer is 7/10 (or .7 in decimal form)
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