This falls under geometry. The two labeled angles are congruent, which means the line segment between them (AD in the image) is a bisector of the angle at vertex A. Use the angle bisector theorem, which says that




I believe it's one of the four in photo.
Answer:
C) 15
Step-by-step explanation:
Here we have to use the combination to find the number of possible combinations.
Total number of classmates (n) = 6
We are selecting 2 individuals. So r = 2.
The combination formula nCr = 
Plug in n = 6 and r =2, in the above formula, we get
= 
= 
Simplifying the above factorial, we get
= 15
So the answer is C) 15
Use pythagorean’s theorem
as you can see it’s a right isosceles triangle
so your equation is adapted to this:
p^2 + p^2=44^2
add like terms and simplify
2p^2=1936
divide by 2
p^2=968
square root
p= √968
simplify
p=22√2
the answer would be your second option