The sum of the angles in a triangle is 180°, so the angles do form a triangle. Since two of the three angles are congruent, the triangle is an isosceles triangle. An infinite number of isosceles triangles exist with different side lengths.
Therefore, more than one triangle exists with the given angle measures.
Answer:
m=11/14
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The answer to m<v is 124°
(-4, 2) (-4, -6)
-6 - 2 / -4 - -4
-8/ 0
(-7, -7) (4, -7)
-7 - -7/ 4 - -7
0/ -11
The diagram is misleading. The black line on the right side is pointing to the wrong vertex of the red triangle. Instead the diagram should look like this (see attached image below). Notice how the black line on the right is pointing at point D which is the result of rotating point A. What's going on is a 90 degree rotation in the clockwise direction. This is using the algebraic rule (x,y) ---> (y,-x). For instance, point A = (-3,1) maps to (1,3). You swap the x and y coordinates and then change the sign of -3 to +3 which is just 3.