Answer:
No, According to triangle Inequality theorem.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Length given are 4 in., 5 in., 1 in.
We need to check whether with these lengths we can create triangular components.
The Triangle Inequality Theorem states that the sum of any 2 sides of a triangle must be greater than the measure of the third side.
These must be valid for all three sides.
Hence we will check for all three side,
4 in + 5 in > 1 in. (It is a Valid Condition)
1 in + 5 in > 4 in. (It is a Valid Condition)
4 in + 1 in > 5 in. (It is not a Valid Condition)
Since 2 condition are valid and 1 condition is not we can say;
A triangular component cannot be created with length 4 in, 5 in, and 1 in by using triangle inequality theorem (since all three conditions must be valid).
The numerator could be written a⁴/⁵
The denominator could be written a²/³
Now solve ( a⁴/⁵) / (a²/³) ==> a⁽⁴/⁵ ⁻²/³) = a⁽²/¹⁵)
This is the simplest way
The answer for the question is 4
260 because the tens position is the far right one before the decimal, and the number is above 5.
