Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given an expression and are asked to find what it equals. We can see that the two square roots are being multiplied, therefore they follow the same standard as any multiplication problem, do as followed :
Since a square root and constant number are different terms, we cannot combine them together, therefore leave as is :
Answer:
MN = 55
Step-by-step explanation:
Since T is the circumcenter of ∆MNP, it follows that the perpendicular bisector of side MN divides MN into two equal parts.
Therefore:
MR = RN
MR = 10x -13
RN = 17x - 41
Thus:
10x - 13 = 17x - 41
Collect like terms
10x - 17x = 13 - 41
-7x = -28
Divide both sides by -7
x = 4
MR + RN = MN
(10x - 13) + (17x - 41) = MN
Plug in the value of x
(10(4) - 13) + (17(4) - 41) = MN
(40 - 13) + (68 - 41) = MN
27 + 27 = MN
54 = MN
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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I’m assuming you combine like terms, you have -14w-3 on one side and -69w-3 on the other. The difference would be 55w.