Well if you have three and add negative 3 it equals 0
The answer is X= 5. Using the pythagorean theorem, and assuming that "b" is 3, half of 6 because the triangle is isosceles, you can solve the problem.
No, because using the vertical line test, two points touch on the same line
[3, 3]
[3,4]
Answer:
he multiplied by 0.8 not .08
Step-by-step explanation:
when doing 8% you go back 2 places so 0.08
34×0.08= 2.72
34+2.72= 36.72
14× 14 = 196 area of 1 of the squares. on a cube there are 6 squares so multiply 196 by 6
196 × 6 = 1176 sq in
