An isosceles triangle contains an 2 identical sides and a hypotenuse. The hypotenuse of an isosceles triangle measures √2 as compared to its sides which is 1. In conclusion, to get the sides of an isosceles triangle when given the length of its hypotenuse, divide the length of its hypotenuse by √2 and you should be able to get the length of its sides.
Answer: D.
Step-by-step explanation:
For an absolute value function, the vertex of 
is defined as the point (-h, k) for the coordinate (x, y).
When x is equal to negative h, the value for x and value for h effectively cancel out, and only the positive k remains, hence the vertex being (-h, k).
The function given has a vertex at (2, 3). We know that the vertex of an absolute function is (-h, k), so h must equal -2 and k must equal 3.
The equation:
P=2/3 the math is in the picture ☺️
Answer:
10√3 which is the last option
Explanation:
√30 * √10 = (30*10)^1/2
= 300^1/2
300 = 100 * 3
Therefore:
√300 = √100 * √3 = 10√3
Hope this helps :)
Step-by-step explanation:
subtract-13 from -13 get zero
then, subtract 13 from 77 =64
then do divide 15 from 15
then divide 15 from 64 = 4.26 repeat
