<u>Answer:</u>
8 meters or 4 meters
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
We know that for finding the area of a rhombus, there are two diagonal sides: one of which is 12.5 meters in length and the other one we'll assume to be y.
Then, we can write:
Area of rhombus = 
meters
If the sides of the rhombus are not internally diagonal, then we can simply use the following formula:
Area of rhombus = altitude * side
meters
1 x 10. It is unlikely that someone will run 103 meters in a second, along with 1010.
30 = 60% of x
x being our variable, we need to figure out what x equals. Use the formula I put in the attachment. Multiply 30 by 60, and then divide the product by 100. That will give you the answer :)
Answer: Diego, 4a + 9b is equivalent
Step-by-step explanation:
7a + 5b - 3a + 4b
= (7a - 3a) + (5b + 4b) We rerange the variables, and put them together with (), which make it more clear to solve.
= 4a + 9b
3(25x^3-16)
Hope that is what you were looking for
