algebra
@Izzy18970
the same procedure. cross multiply
set it up for me
you can do the job we did this in the last question
i dont know how to do it
Since the 2 triangles are "similar," the lengths of their corresponding sides are proportional. What do you know of the meaning of "similar?" of "proportional?"
I know you know how to do it. In this problem you are finding the missing length of one of the similar triangles. Therefore, what you will do a proportion
similar look alike
lengh x high
base / height = base/height
Then when you set up the proportion you cross multiply then divide
Here is an example
Looking at the horiz. sides only, you could write a ratio: 10 is to 12 as x is to 20. Our job is to find the value of x. We write an equation based on the above: 10 is to 12 as x is to 20, or \[\frac{ 10 }{ 12 }=\frac{ x }{ 20 }\] Cross multiplication will enable you to solve for the value of x. @izzy18970?
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x 50 3
x=50/3
@EKKERKING can you set up the proportion for this problem?
i dont know how to do that
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