An isosceles triangle contains an 2 identical sides and a hypotenuse. The hypotenuse of an isosceles triangle measures √2 as compared to its sides which is 1. In conclusion, to get the sides of an isosceles triangle when given the length of its hypotenuse, divide the length of its hypotenuse by √2 and you should be able to get the length of its sides.
Well in area you multiply and perimeter you add, so right now you are multiplying the measures of the triangle, So you can either write out the problem and solve it or use a calculator to get you answer, but I would say to solve it because you never if the calculator could be wrong, so if you wanna write it out then you write 9 then put the 14 under it and put the 5 under 14 but under the 4 of 14, so basically you are just going to multiply 9 by 14 to get 126 then multiply 126 by 5 to get 630, so now 630 is your final answer
7/10 / 3/1
7/10 x 1/3
7/30
(not sure if this is correct)
The coach runs 6 miles each day. Because you would do 3 divided by 5, and get 0.6. Then times that by 10 and you get 6.
