<span>The answer is 1 times 29. Number 29 is a prime number, which means that its multiples are 1 and itself (29). 29 = 29 * 1. According to the commutative law, in addition and multiplication, numbers can be swapped but the result will remain the same: a+b=b+a or a*b=b*a. Therefore, 29 = 29 * 1 = 1 * 29. In other words, 29 times 1 equals 29 and 1 times 29 equals 29, too.</span>
Scaled by 2, side lengths are 3, 4 and 5
6n +5=12. The answer is a
ΔIJK ≈ ΔPQR => ∡I = ∡P =>
=> 3X + 4 = 72 - X
3X + X = 72 - 4
4X = 68
X = 68 : 4
X = 17
