Answer:
That looks hard.
Step-by-step explanation:
Good luck bucko!
We know that
in the right triangle ACD
Applying the Pythagoras theorem
AC²=AD²+CD²------> AD²=AC²-CD²-----> AD²=5²-4²---> AD²=9----> AD=3
let
∅=angle CAD
tan ∅=4/3
in the right triangle CDB
the angle DCB is equal to ∅
tan ∅=DB/CD-------> DB=CD*tan ∅------> DB=4*(4/3)----> DB=16/3
AB=AD+DB-----> 3+16/3----> AB=25/3----> AB=8.33
the answer is
<span>b. 8.3</span>
There are four rectangles and 2 squares.
Let’s start with the four rectangles.
4 [ 2x(x)]
4 [ (2*7)(7)] = 392 cm^2
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Next, let’s find the SA for the two squares.
2 [(2x)^2]
** I need to be clear that both the 2 and the x in the parentheses are squared because the square, of course, is a “perfect square”. This was probably obvious and needless to say, haha oh well.
Next step: plug in values
2 [ [2(7)]^2 ] = 392 cm^2
TOTAL: 392+392 = 784 cm^2
Wow I should have realized the the 4 rectangles are the area as the two squares.
Good luck to you!
If you have any other math questions, I can try my best to answer them. Just send me a comment or whatever works.
Answer:
C. 60°
Step-by-step explanation:
by definition, every single interior angle of an equilateral triangle is always 60°
This the no x value to this problem??
