Answer:
Perpendicular bisector theorem
Step-by-step explanation:
The illustration of the theorem is:
If point B is a perpendicular bisector of Line AC and the length of AC is 10cm
Then
Where
--- Perpendicular bisector
So, the equation becomes
Recall:
Answer:
angle l = 115
angle k = 115
angle j = 114
angle i = 66
Step-by-step explanation:
angle l = it is opposite to 115 so its the same
angle k = opposite opposing angles with angle l
angle j = 180-66=114 (between 2 parallel lines the sum of 2 angles is 180)
andle i = 180-114=66 (straight line = 180 degrees so subtract angle j to get i)
Answer:
a+2b-d=1, 3, 5, 7
Step-by-step explanation:
(ax^2+bx+3)(x+d)
ax^3+bx^2+3x+adx^2+bdx+3d
ax^3+bx^2+adx^2+3x+bdx+3d=x^3+6x^2+11x+12
ax^3=x^3, a=1
bx^2+adx^2=6x^2
x^2(b+ad)=6x^2
b+ad=6
b+(1)d=6
b+d=6
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3x+bdx=11x
x(3+bd)=11x
3+bd=11
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b=6-d
3+(6-d)d=11
3+6d-d^2=11
3-11+6d-d^2=0
-8+6d-d^2=0
d^2-6d+8=0
factor out,
(d-4)(d-2)=0
zero property,
d-4=0, d-2=0
d=0+4=4,
d=0+2=2
b=6-4=2,
b=6-2=4.
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a+2b-d=1+2(2)-2=1+4-2=5-2=3
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a+2(4)-4=1+8-4=9-4=5
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a+2(2)-4=1+4-4=5-4=1
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a+2(4)-2=1+8-2=9-2=7
Answer:
532.8
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Those are the side lengths not the angles so I'm not sure, also are you sure that's right? I believe there has to be a hypotenuse and the hypotenuse is the sum of the two shorter sides added together.
Do you have any more information? I can try to help :)
