What is the word problem?
Answer: All of them can be a triangle except for #11 because the two shortest sides don't add up to more than the longest side.
#10 is a Pythagorean Triple so it is a right triangle.
To determine if the triangle is an acute or obtuse triangle, we just need to plug the values into the Pythagorean Theorem. If the sum of the legs squared is greater than the hypotenuse, it's an acute triangle. If the sum of the legs square is less than the hypotenuse, it's an obtuse triangle.
Using this logic, 7 & 12 will be obtuse while 8 & 9 will be acute.
D__ is 7.5<x
C is x<10
Step-by-step explanation:
just do the inequality and graph
Answer:
I would use cubic meters :)
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Volume of the sphere

Choice c
2. Algebra making a token effort to pretend to be geometry. Complementary angles add to 90 degrees.
(x+1) + (x-3)=90
2x -2 = 90
2x = 92
x = 46
Angles x+1=47 and x-3=43
Choice b
3. midpoint A=-5, E=5
The midpoint is just the average of A and E, here zero, point D
choice b
4. I can't really tell if x is supposed to be an angle or a length in this figure; presumably a length. I suppose we're to assume parallel lines; so this makes similar shapes, i.e. a proportionality:


Choice a