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Question 181568: The perimeter of a right triangle is 18. If the hypotenuse is 8, how many square units are in the area of the triangle? I know the formula for the area and the perimeter but don't know how to solve for this question with only knowing the hypotenuse.
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Question 181611: I am trying to prove triangles similar. The bigger triangle has an angle measuring 30 degrees and the two longer sides are congruent. The smaller triangles has an angle measure of 70 degrees and he two longer sides are congruent. My question is that whether or not I can prove them similar, and if so what postulate or theorem can I use?
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Question 184083: Not sure if this question goes here, but I am having a horrible time trying to figure this out, so any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
The perimeter of a triangular dog pen has one side represented by 3x, another side represented by x +19 and the third side represented by 2x + 6. Find the algebraic expression for the perimeter. Find the numerical perimeter if the value of x is 5 feet.
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Question 184063: hi,
Please help me my problem.If a shape that has three sides and three angles,can we call that a triangle?If the sides of the triangles are unsraight lines ,how can we call that?How can I know its angles and sides by computing?
please ..please..help me...thank you very much for yor answer.Thank you very much!! ! !
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Question 184450: How do you find out if two triangles are similar? I know that the triangles' angles must be congruent, and their sides must be proportional. How do you determine if the sides are proportional?
Here is the problem:
Are any of these triangles similar? If so, write the appropriate similarity statement.
1st triangle-CAB CA=4; CB=4; AB=5/angles A and B are congruent.
2nd triangle-PRQ PR=8; RQ not listed; QP=10
3rd triangle-XYZ XZ=8; XY not listed; ZX=8
On triangles PRQ and XYZ, angles Z and P are congruent.
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Question 186533This question is from textbook
: For right triangle, denote lengths as follows: l1 and l2 the legs, h the hypotenuse, and h1 and h2 the hypotenuse segments determined by the bisector of the right angle. For the two given measures, find the other three to the nearest tenth.
h1=4, h2=9
I know that h = 4+9 = 13. I was trying to use the Triangle Angle Bisector Theorem but I don't seem to have enough information.This question is from textbook
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Question 186566: Regarding Question 186543, I got your answer and I appreciate it very much, but if its not too much trouble could you please show me how you arrived at the number 12 for the AC, I hope I can follow it from there.
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Question 188644: This is a triganometry problem that deals with SOHCAHTOA
To find the height of a pole, a surveyor moves 100 ft. away from the base of the pole and then, with a transit 5 ft. tall, measures the angle of elevation to the top of the pole to be 29 degrees. What is the height of the pole? Round answer to the nearest foot.
Thanks for your help!!!!
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Question 188705This question is from textbook
: Suppose you throw a ball upward with a starting velocity of 30ft/s. The ball is 6ft high when it leaves your hand. After how many seconds will it hit the ground? This question is from textbook
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Question 188919: Which side lengths allow you to construct a triangle?
A. 2, 3, and 8
B. 5, 2, and 7
C. 4, 1, and 9
D. 7, 2, and 2
E. 6, 8, and 10
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