√25/4=5/2 because 5/2 times 5/2 equal 25/4. Hope it help!
Answer:
Option A
then you would have an angle, a side and another angle (ASA) next to each other
Opt.B would be a second sude (SAS)
Opt.C is already given
Opt.D seems to be like (A-S-S). no pun intended.
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Combine like terms.
4. 5x+9y+3x-2y
8x+7y
7. 22u-6u+4t+4t-8u
8u+8t
10. 23m+4n-3m
20m+4n
A circle with a radius of 7cm. I know this is late lol. A square is equilateral so all sides are equal. To find the side lengths given the area you just need to take the square root of the area. You get 14cm. If you put a circle in the square the radius would just be half of one side.