Because LP and NP are the same measure, that means that MP is a bisector. It bisects side LN and it also bisects angle LMN. Where MP meets LN creates right angles. What we have then thus far is that angle LMP is congruent to angle NMP and that angle LPM is congruent to angle NPM and of course MP is congruent to itself by the reflexive property. Therefore, triangle LPM is congruent to triangle NMP and side LM is congruent to side NM by CPCTC. Side LM measures 11.
Answer:
Depending on what type of math class you are in, or how your teacher taught it, it could be either 12 R:4 or 12 + 1/370.
Step-by-step explanation:
Remainders can be written in two ways, R: [remainder] or the whole number quotient + [remainder number]/[dividend]. For this problem you would have to simplify 4/1480 to 1/370 because 1480/4 equals 370. So, your final answer would be 12 + 1/370 or 12 R:4.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The picture shows three isosceles tirangles with the same legs. The base of each triangle is 12 units, 5x-3 units and 17 units.
Since the angles at vertex of each isosceles triangles are 27°, 28° and 29°, then the lengths of the bases satisfy the double inequality
15<5x-3<17
Add 3 to this inequality
15+3<5x-3+3<17+3
18<5x<20
Divide it by 5:
Answer:
I think it's alternate interior, cause both the angle are inside..
3 + 5(9+2n)
Distribute the 5 to the items in the parentheses
3 + 5(9+2n)
3 + 45 + 10n
Combine like terms
48 + 10n
