SOLUTION: Given the sides of a triangle x+y-6=0; 3x-5y+14=0; 5x-3y-14=0 Express the hieght of this triangle.
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Question 550162: Given the sides of a triangle x+y-6=0; 3x-5y+14=0; 5x-3y-14=0 Express the hieght of this triangle.
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Given the sides of a triangle x+y-6=0; 3x-5y+14=0; 5x-3y-14=0 Express the hieght of this triangle.
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The sides can't be equations.
And, it says the 3 sides = 0.
So the height is zero.
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