Is there any more to the question? i’m confused
C Becuase it’s the same triangle but doubled
This is a question that will require Pythagoras' theorem as you want to find the length of a diagonal of a triangle and are given the measurements of two sides. I have attached a picture of how to solve this problem.
To the nearest 10th of a foot, the answer is 77.6ft
Answer:
D : {x ∈ R : x≠1}
Step-by-step explanation:
The domain is what values of x can we put into the function and it still works
We cannot have the denominator equal zero
x-1 ≠0
Add 1 to each side
x-1+1 ≠0+1
x≠1
The domain is all real values of x except x=1
D : {x ∈ R : x≠1}
Number: 48.073
Nearest: hundredths (2 decimal)
Result: 48.07
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