The phrase "triangle plus square equals 13" suggests a mathematical expression where a triangle and a square represent unknown values that, when added together, equal 13. If we assign variables to these shapes, such as ( T ) for triangle and ( S ) for square, the equation can be written as ( T + S = 13 ). To solve for one variable, we would need additional information or equations involving ( T ) and ( S ). Without that, there are multiple combinations of values for ( T ) and ( S ) that satisfy the equation.
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a = -4
By Pythagorean theorem, if the sum of squares of smaller sides of a triangle equals the square of longest side, it is a right angle triangle where the long side is the hypotenuse. 5 squared plus 12 squared is equal to 13 squared
52+122=25+144=169 and Sqrt169 = 13
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a = -4
The square root of 105.
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By Pythagorean theorem, if the sum of squares of smaller sides of a triangle equals the square of longest side, it is a right angle triangle where the long side is the hypotenuse. 5 squared plus 12 squared is equal to 13 squared
52+122=25+144=169 and Sqrt169 = 13
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273 13+8 = 21 and 13*21 = 273
The answer to the problem of 13 equals -4x plus 9 is x equals -1.
basically you asked what -28+21 which equals -7
yes it is
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