Answer:
B. The contradiction of the statement is proven false, so the original
statement is therefore proven true.
Step-by-step explanation:
We assume the opposite and then get to a point where we get a false statement. That proves that the the opposite of the opposite ( what we originally wanted to prove) is true.
Answer:
By hypotenuse - side test (HL) the two triangles are congruent.
Step-by-step explanation:
In ∆ABC and ∆DCB
i) angleABC = angleDCB.....(each 90°)
ii) BC = BC .....( common side)
iii) AC = DB.....(given)
therefore by hypo-side test ∆ABC congruent ∆DCB
LUFFY to the right and LUFFY to the left
3b because b^2-4= 1/b. So 2/1/b= 2b b+2b = 3b
<span>(-5y^3 - 7y) + (7y^3 + 8y +9)
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-5y^3+7y^3-7y+8y+9 <---- Group like terms
-5y^3+7y^3+y+9 <---- Add similar elements
Answer: 2y^3+y+9
Read it carefully as it may look confusing with the symbols.
