An acute triangle is triangle that's less than 90 degree angle and a right triangle is exactly 90 degree angle so
the answer is no, it is not possible
Answer:
2/27
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a probability question and we are asked to estimate a particular probability. We proceed as follows:
The total number of sweets is given as 8 + 9+ 11= 28 sweets
He takes out a sweet to eat, the probability of this being a red sweet would be P(r1) = 8/28 = 2/7
Now he takes another sweet, we are asked to calculate the probability that this sweet is also red. Now after taking the first sweet, the number of sweets is now 27, while the number of red sweets is now 7. Hence the probability of having a red sweet taken in the second case would be p(r2) = 7/27
Now, the probability of both being red sweets can be calculated by multiplying both = 7/27 * 2/7 = 2/27
Answer:6.1
Step-by-step explanation: the equation is 6n=30.5+n. the first thing you you do is subtract n on both sides which would be 6n-n which gives you 5. the equation now is 5n=30.5. now what you do is divide 5 on both sides so it would be 30.5/5 and that gives you 6.1
The vertex angle of any triangle of the dodecagon formed by radii and a side is 360/12=30º.
The half-length of the base of the triangle is sin15=0.2588 approx.
Since there are 12 sides there are 24 half-sides in the perimeter=6.2117.
