To find the area of a square with it's diagonal, there's actually a formula = (1/2)d², but here's how to do it if you don't have the formula:
The diagonal <em>c</em> separates the square into two of the same triangles. Therefore, we can apply Pythagorean Theorem
a²+b²=c² ← Since this is a square, a=b is a must
a²+a²=c² ← Combine like terms, and plug 26 in for c
2a²= 26² ← 26²=676, then divide 2 on both sides
a²= 676/2
a²=338 ← We can just stop here! Since <em>a </em>is a side of the square, therefore the area of a square = a²
Answer: 338 units²
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its c .Both equations have the same potential solutions, but equation A might have extraneous solutions.
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Answer: 40
Align in this pattern:
Bigger box : 24 : 15 : 10
smaller box: 6 : 3 : 5
counts: 4: 5 : 2
( multiply 4*5*2 = 40)
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Answer: answer to question 17 is r=32/7, answer to question 18 is m=-12, answer to question 19 is k=-9, answer to question 20 is p= No solution, answer to question 21 is x= infinite solutions, answer to question 22 is x= -4.
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Answer:
6 lengths
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You essentially want the smallest integer solution to ...
60x ≥ 350
x ≥ 350/60
x ≥ 5 5/6
The smallest integer solution to this is x = 6.
The minimum number of lengths of hose needed is 6.
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Informally, you know that dividing the required total length by the length of one hose will tell you the number of required hoses. You also know the ratio 350/60 is equivalent to 35/6 and that this will be between 5 and 6. (5·6 = 30; 6·6 = 36) The next higher integer value will be 6.