The algebraic property demonstrated in the example below is Transitive Property of Equality. There we can see how the first thing is equal to the second one and notice that the first one is equal to the third one too. This is a Transitive Property of Equality in a nutshel.
Answer:
2.5 square feet
Step-by-step explanation:
The area (A) of a regular hexagon in terms of its side length (s) is ...
A = (3/2)(√3)s²
The side length in feet is ...
(30 cm)×(1 ft)/(30.48 cm) = s = 30/30.48 ft = 125/127 ft
Then the area in square feet is ...
A = (3/2)√3(125/127 ft)² ≈ 2.517 ft²
The approximate area of the hexagon is 2.5 square feet.
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<em>Comment on the question</em>
There is nothing in this problem statement that relates the hexagon to the window area.
Answer:
22.5 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
1/1.5=15/x
cross multiply and solve
22.5
He will have to fly 23 feet, 15 feet down and 8 feet to the acorn
2. I think the answer is 24
subracting the last 2 inequalities we get
6x + 7y <= 42
3x + 2y <= 18 subtract:_-
3x + 5y <= 24
