b) a = 4, b= 3, and c = V17 (42)+B7(Ve7) (タりポりく(ア) Astuse c) a = 4, b= 5, and c 7 17) In right AABC with right ZB, AB = 11 and AC = 13. Find MN if M a midpoints of AC and AB, respectively. 18) Given: AABC with mZA = 45°, mZB = 60°, and BC = 18 Find: AB and AC AC =9J2 AD=9 AB=9+9J= D6=ajぽ=9V3 |1 CD²-18²-(915)2= 91 CD=Dg 18 2=81 30 450 68 19) Given: oABDF CD CB D. Prove: DE DF E. STATEMENTS REASONS ZB ZA 20) Given: B. ZX ZY Prove: X ZZBA STATEMENTS REASONS

b) a = 4, b= 3, and c = V17 (42)+B7(Ve7) (タりポりく(ア) Astuse c) a = 4, b= 5, and c 7 17) In right AABC with right ZB, AB = 11 and AC = 13. Find MN if M a midpoints of AC and AB, respectively. 18) Given: AABC with mZA = 45°, mZB = 60°, and BC = 18 Find: AB and AC AC =9J2 AD=9 AB=9+9J= D6=ajぽ=9V3 |1 CD²-18²-(915)2= 91 CD=Dg 18 2=81 30 450 68 19) Given: oABDF CD CB D. Prove: DE DF E. STATEMENTS REASONS ZB ZA 20) Given: B. ZX ZY Prove: X ZZBA STATEMENTS REASONS

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

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ISBN:9781337614085

Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

Publisher:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

Chapter9: Surfaces And Solids

Section9.3: Cylinders And Cones

Problem 1E: Does a right circular cylinder such as an aluminum can have a symmetry with respect to at least one...

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