Answer:
44
Step-by-step explanation:
if you multiply 44 by 0.5(same as dividing it by 2), then you will get 22.
Answer:
intersecting lines that have the same slope but different y-intercepts
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm assuming this is from A P E X , right?
I believe the answer is 3.
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H>12 and w>12 however p≤60
p=2(h+w) but give what we have above for h and w
p>48 so p must satisfy the solution set:
48<p≤60 and since p=2(h+w)
48<2(h+w)≤60
24<h+w≤30
So there are infinitely many solutions if h and w are not restricted to integer values...
(h,w) vary from (12,18) to (18,12) Note that neither endpoints exist, 12 because it is explicitly excluded and 18 because that would make the other dimension 12 which is excluded...
Now if you are just talking integer values, there are only:
(13,17),(14,16),(15,15),(16,14),(17,13)
Answer:
The corresponding side is JG
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
JGH similar to PMO
Required
Determine the similar side to PM
To do this, we follow the naming convention of both triangle name, since there is no attachment to support the given parameters.
So:
By comparison: The corresponding side is JG