The first thing we will do is define an equilateral triangle:
In geometry, an equilateral triangle is a regular polygon with three equal sides. In traditional Euclidean geometry, equilateral triangles are also equiangular, that is, the three internal angles are also congruent to each other, each angle with a value of 60 °
Every equilateral triangle consists of three equal sides and three congruent angles.
Therefore, there can be a triangle with three equal sides (5 centimeters in this case).
Answer:
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12. I need the graphs to answer it
11. y = 1/2x - 1
10. The first graph is the best
<span>you'll find the denominator is zero which isn't possible, so you'll get undefined. </span>
Yes, I think the answer is y = 7. The line x = 4 runs vertical (because all of the points in that line have an x-value of 4) so any line that is perpendicular to it has to be horizontal. Any line that is horizontal is in the form y = (some number). In order for the new line to run through the point (5,7) it would have to have the same y-value as that point, which is 7. So the new line is y = 7. Hope this helps :) (P.S. try graphing them both if you need a visual.)
