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Answer:

1)
9 < x < 31

2)
10 < x < 54

3) Not a triangle

4) This is a triangle

5)
6√(2)

6)
4√(6)

7)
x=√(296) \\x=2√(74) \\x=17.2047

8)
x=7

9) Obtuse

10) Obtuse

Explanation:

1) This one is a bit difficult to explain without a picture, but the third side needs to be longer than the difference of the 2 sides, and shorter than the sum of the 2 sides.


20+11=31\\20-11=9

The third side must be shorter than 31 and longer than 9.


9 < x < 31

2) Same thing here.


32+22=54\\32-22=10\\10 < &nbsp;x < 54

3) Use the same method as the first 2 questions.


10 + 5 = 15\\10 - 5 = 5

15 is greater than 5, but not less than 15. Not a triangle.

4) Same thing again.


12+2.6=14.6\\12-2.6=9.4

12 is greater than 9.4 and less than 14.6. This is a triangle.

5) Split 72 into its prime factors, rewrite any pairs in exponent form, and apply
√(x^2) =x


√(72) \\√(2*2*2*3*3)\\√((2*2)*(3*3)*2) \\√(2^2*3^2*2) \\(2*3)√(2) \\6√(2)

6) Same thing once again.


√(96)\\√(2*2*2*2*2*3)\\√((2*2)*(2*2)*2*3)\\√(2^2*2^2*2*3) \\(2*2)√(2*3) &nbsp;\\4√(6)

7) Use the pythagorean theorem (
a^2+b^2=c^2)


14^2+10^2=x^2\\196+100=x^2\\x^2=296\\x=√(296) ,-√(296)

Distances cant be negative, so
x=√(296) \\x=2√(74)

8) The time to repeat the same method has come.


5^2+x^2=√(74) ^2\\x^2+25=74\\x^2=49\\x=7,-7

Distances cant be negative, so
x=7

9) Check distances with the pythagorean theorem.


12^2+9^2=17^2\\144+81=289\\225\\eq289

The third side is too long to be a right triangle, so this triangle is obtuse.

10) Repeat the previous method once more.


6^2+(2√(55) )^2=17^2\\36+220=289\\256\\eq 289

Third side is too long, triangle is obtuse.

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Answer:

3. NO

4. NO

7. c = 17.2

8. x = 7

Explanation:

User Alefragnani
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