Let a = longest side <em> (Establishing labels)</em>
let b = shortest side
let c = third side
P = 14.5 <em> (Given)</em>
a = 6.2
b = 1/2(a)
P = a + b + c
P = 6.2 + 3.1 + c <em>(Fill in given info in equation)</em>
P = 9.3 + c <em>(Simplify)</em>
14.5 = 9.3 + c <em>(Simplify)</em>
c = 14.5 - 9.3 <em>(Solve)</em>
c = 5.2
Hope this made sense!
In order to answer the question, you need to know the formula area of an ellipse.
Area = pi * a * b
a = minor axis
b = major semi-axis
Area = 3.14 * 20 * 14
Area = 879.20 cm^2
Answer:
-6|5
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Answer:
System of two linear equations can't have exactly two solutions. Reason is that when we have two straight lines,they can only intersect at one point of intersection,no more. Or let's see if lines are equivalent,then they have infinitely many solutions,because any point on line can be solution for the system.
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