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3 years ago

Please help with 6-8 ! will give brainliest !! :)

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Sauron [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

6:6=x

7:16=y

8:20=z

Step-by-step explanation:

For 6, since BD is a perpendicuar bisector, that means 15x=90. Divide 90 by 15 and you get 6

for 7, if bd is a angle bisector, you can set 3y=48. divide 48 by 3 and you get 16

for 8, since Bd is a median, you can set 2z-3=z+17. Isolate the variable and you will get 2z-z=17+3. Add like terms together and you get z=20

Just so you know, a perpendicular bisector will make both angles equal to 90, an angle bisector make both angles equal to each other, and medians make it so that it hit a line in the center therefor you can set both sides of the line to be equal

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Step-by-step explanation:

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$V=lwh\\648ft^3=(6ft)(9ft)h$

I'm leaving in units just because I want to show that units aren't just for show. They can be used when in doubt of how to go about your math.

$648ft^3=(6ft)(9ft)h\\648ft^3=(54ft^2)h\\\frac{648ft^3}{54ft^2}=\frac{(54ft^2)h}{54ft^2}$

Notice, that the units on the left side cancel out, leaving only the unit $ft$ left next to the solution. In the same way, the units on the right side cancel out too, leaving only $h$ , height.

$\frac{648ft^3}{54ft^2}=\frac{(54ft^2)h}{54ft^2}\\12ft=h$

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