This is probably very simple, but I can't remember how to find a ratio. :)
Find the ratio of the longest side to the perimeter of the right triangle.
It is a right triangle.
The bottom 17 feet.
One side is 15 feet.
The other side is 8 feet.
I got 40 for the perimeter.
Can someone explain step by step how to find the ratio?
Find the ratio of the longest side to the perimeter of the right triangle.
It is a right triangle.
The bottom 17 feet.
One side is 15 feet.
The other side is 8 feet.
I got 40 for the perimeter.
Can someone explain step by step how to find the ratio?
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The ratio would be a fraction. 17 being your longest side, and 40 being the perimeter. So 17/40 would be the ratio of the right triangle.
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Ratio = Longest side : Perimeter of the right trangle
So it would be, 17 feet : 40 feet
So it would be, 17 feet : 40 feet