For the given right triangle, the perimeter is 60cm, so the correct option is D.
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How to get the perimeter of the triangle?</h3>
We can see a right triangle, by using the Pythagorean theorem we can get the missing cathetus:
Now we know the measure of the 3 sides, then the perimeter of the given triangle is:
P = 15cm + 20cm + 25cm = 60cm
The perimeter of the triangle is 60cm.
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Answer:
assuming this is a rectangle:
VW=31
WX=19
YW=36.36
ZX=18.18
VX=36.36
Step-by-step explanation:
VW=VX
VW=31
WX=VX
WX=19
YW^2=19^2+31^2
YW^2=361+961
YW^2=1322
YW=36.36
ZX=1/2VX
ZX=18.18
VX=YW
VX=36.36
Answer:
x=6
Step-by-step explanation:
5x+4+8x-3=79
=>13x=79-4+3
=>13x=78
=>x=78/13
=>x=6
Do you mean one as a whole or number?
This is what I have got:
7/8 because it is only 1/8 less than a whole
Answer:
a) 8
b) 27
c) x+7
d) 5
Step-by-step explanation:
For a and b your are just adding 7
For c you are just writing the algebraic equation
For d you are just subtracting 7
Hope this helps!:)
