I don’t understand the question
The biggest side is always the opposite of the biggest angle in the triangle. So angles in a triangle always go with proportion to the side they are facing.
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<span>A cross-section parallel to the base is a rectangle measuring 15 inches by 8 inches.
</span><span>A cross-section perpendicular to the base through the midpoints of the 8-inch sides is a rectangle measuring 6 inches by 15 inches.
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<span>A cross-section not parallel to the base that passes through opposite 6-inch edges is a rectangle measuring 6 inches by greater than 15 inches.
the cross sections that are parallel and perpendicular will have the same measurements as the non-intersected sides. the last one will be a diagonal so the intersected edge is 6 and it creates a right triangle so it must be larger than 15 inches.
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Answer:
EG = 19
Explanation:
Given that a line segment CD. EF bisects the line CD at point G.
Length of CG = 5x-1
Length of GD = 7x - 13
We know that CG = GD
5x-1 = 7x-13
Solve for x,
2x = 12
x = 6
Now given that,
EF = 6x-4
GF = 13
EF = EG + GF
6x - 4 = EG + 13
EG = 6x - 4 - 13
EG = 6x - 17
put the value of x = 6, in order to find the EG
EG = 6*6 - 17
EG = 19
That's the final answer.
I hope it will help you.
