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You're building a window frame. Your frame is 45 inches tall, 28 inches wide, and the diagonal is 53 inches. Does your frame have perfect right angles?
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You're building a window frame. Your frame is 45 inches tall, 28 inches wide, and the diagonal is 53 inches. Does your frame have perfect right angles?
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You're building a window frame. Your frame is 45 inches tall, 28 inches wide, and the diagonal is 53 inches. Does your frame have perfect right angles?
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Answer:
Does have
Explanation:
to understand this
you need to know about:
Pythagoras theorem
rectangle
PEMDAS
given:
length:45
width:28
diagonal:53
tips and formulas:
Pythagoras theorem:a²+b²=c²
to figure out whether the frame has perfect right angles or not you have to use Pythagoras theorem since this theorem is only true for right angle triangle and also a rectangle has perfect right angles
let's solve:
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