the longest side of an acute isosceles triangle 8 centimeters . Round to the nearest tenth, what is the smallest possible length
of one of two congruent sides?
2 answers:
Let x be the <span>length of each of two congruent sides.
</span>The triangle will be аcute if:
x² + x² > 8²
2x² > 64
x² > 32
x > √32
x > 5.657
So, the smallest possible length of one of two congruent sides have to be 5.7 cm (<span>to the nearest tenth)</span>
Answer:
The answer is D: (5.7cm)
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