Answer:
Incorrect measurement
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Shape: Triangle
Length: 22in, 10in and 11in
Required: Determine if the measurements are correct
<em>For the measurement of a triangle to be true, the sum of any 2 sides must be greater than the length of the third side.</em>
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i.e.
--- True
--- True
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Since all three conditions are not true, then the measurements are incorrect
with what l do you need help?
As we know that the area of a rectangle is -
length × Breadth
So, here length = (3n+1)
Breadth = (2n-5)
Area of rectangle
= (3n+1)(2n-5)
= 3n(2n-5)+1(2n-5)
= 6n² - 15n + 2n - 5
= 6n² - 13n - 5
Answer) Area of rectangle is 6n² - 13n - 5
Answer:
-39
Step-by-step explanation:
a=-6 b=5 c=-2
a3-b+4c2
(-6)3-(5)+4(-2)2
<span>you can turn 3.6 into a fraction, and then switch the numerator and denominator: 3.6 = 3.6/1 = 36/10
the reciprocal is
10/36 = 5/18
reduced the fraction by dividing the top and bottom by 2
you could ALSO say the reciprocal of:
3.6/1 is 1/3.6,
but i assume you're supposed to come up with a nice fraction...</span>
