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the sides of A triangle can be 6cm, 7c, and 20cm (T/F)


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Answered by BrainlyLegend2108
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Question:

  • the sides of A triangle can be 6cm, 7c, and 20cm (T/F)

property Used :

  • The sum of 2 sides of triangle are always greater than the third side

  • The difference of the 2 sides are always less than the third side

Checking:

The sum of 2 sides of triangle are always greater than the third side = According to this

  • 7 + 4 = 13

✓ Here it's correct let's see the next one

The difference of the 2 sides are always less than the third side = According to this

  • 7 - 4 = 3

✓ Here too it's correct

  • so 7 , 4 , 20 is the sides of the triangle

Hence the statement is true

Answered by TheCreativeToxic
0

Answer:

Average speed=total distance/total time

d=distance travelled at 30m/s and distance travelled at 40m/s … same distance

time=distance/speed

time at 30m/s =d/30

time at 40 m/s=d/40

total time=d/30 + d/40= 7d/120

average speed= (d+d)/(7d/120)= 240/7=34.2857 m/s

It is not the average of the speeds because he spends more time at 30 m/s then at 40 m/sAverage speed=total distance/total time

d=distance travelled at 30m/s and distance travelled at 40m/s … same distance

time=distance/speed

time at 30m/s =d/30

time at 40 m/s=d/40

total time=d/30 + d/40= 7d/120

average speed= (d+d)/(7d/120)= 240/7=34.2857 m/s

It is not the average of the speeds because he spends more time at 30 m/s then at 40 m/sAverage speed=total distance/total time

d=distance travelled at 30m/s and distance travelled at 40m/s … same distance

time=distance/speed

time at 30m/s =d/30

time at 40 m/s=d/40

total time=d/30 + d/40= 7d/120

average speed= (d+d)/(7d/120)= 240/7=34.2857 m/s

It is not the average of the speeds because he spends more time at 30 m/s then at 40 m/sAverage speed=total distance/total time

d=distance travelled at 30m/s and distance travelled at 40m/s … same distance

time=distance/speed

time at 30m/s =d/30

time at 40 m/s=d/40

total time=d/30 + d/40= 7d/120

average speed= (d+d)/(7d/120)= 240/7=34.2857 m/s

It is not the average of the speeds because he spends more time at 30 m/s then at 40 m/sAverage speed=total distance/total time

d=distance travelled at 30m/s and distance travelled at 40m/s … same distance

time=distance/speed

time at 30m/s =d/30

time at 40 m/s=d/40

total time=d/30 + d/40= 7d/120

average speed= (d+d)/(7d/120)= 240/7=34.2857 m/s

It is not the average of the speeds because he spends more time at 30 m/s then at 40 m/sAverage speed=total distance/total time

d=distance travelled at 30m/s and distance travelled at 40m/s … same distance

time=distance/speed

time at 30m/s =d/30

time at 40 m/s=d/40

total time=d/30 + d/40= 7d/120

average speed= (d+d)/(7d/120)= 240/7=34.2857 m/s

It is not the average of the speeds because he spends more time at 30 m/s then at 40 m/s

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