Question

a yield sign is an equianguar triangle. what are the lenghts of the sides

Answer 1

i guess they are the same length, but they could be any length

Answer 2

one side is (n+6) in. and the other is (3n-10) in. I don't know what the other side length is

Answer 3

So in that case you put them equal to each other! Welcome to openstudy!

Answer 4

I agree with allyr.

Solve n+6 = 3n-10 for n. Then use this value of n to compute either n+6 or 3n-10

Answer 5

ok I think I have it

Answer 6

so what do you get for the value of n?

Answer 7

8

Answer 8

correct

Answer 9

then you would use n = 8 to calculate either n+6 or 3n-10

Answer 10

yes a got 14 for the sides of the lenghts

Answer 11

very good

Answer 12

Lorena is designing a window so that <R, <S, <T, and <U are right angles, Line VU are congruent to line VT , and m<UVT is 20°. What is m<RUV