When looking for the midpoint of a segment defined by two end points, the average of both coordinates are taken. Averaging the 2 x-coordinates give the new x-coordinate, and the same applies for the y-coordinate. This is shown below:
Midpoint = ( (1 + 4)/2 , (-1 + -6)/2 )
Midpoint = (2.5 , -3.5)
Answer:
35
Step-by-step explanation:
So the triangle who posses the angle with measurement k=35 is an isosceles. I know this because there are two congruent legs. Those 2 congruent legs tell us the angles opposite of them are all congruent.
So we know one equation to solve is:
x+x+35=180 where x is the base angle in the left triangle picture.
Combine like terms:
2x+35=180
Subtract 35 on both sides:
2x=180-35
Simplify:
2x=145
Divide both sides by 2:
x=72.5
So one of the base angles of the left isosceles triangle is vertical with with another angle in the right. This triangle on the right is also isosceles.
So we know that 72.5+72.5+h=180.
Combine like terms:
145+h=180
Subtract 145 on both sides:
h=180-145
Simplify:
h=35
No triangle. Scalene triangles are all uneven sides.
