If you use the SAS theorem, you can prove the triangles are congruent. Due to vertical angles, we have one angle, and we know one side is congruent. In order to prove these triangles are simillar, we need another side
<span>Here let the quadratic equation be ax^2 + bx + c
We know that a=5 from the question.
Since the roots are 6 and 2, the quadratic equation would take the form of a product like (a1x-b1)(a2x-b2).
However, let's assume that a2=1 and b2=6,
Since a=5, a1=5, then 5x-b1=5(x-2). Solving this shows that b1=10
So, the equation is (5x-10)(x-6)</span>
To solve this equation, you need to find the area of this rectangle. Area is always base x height, or in this case, length x width. Now you multply your length, 15', by your width, 9', to get your answer, 135 square feet. When you multiply two measurments of the same unit together, you get square (units), which simply means that you multiplied two of the same unit of measurment together.
