Answer:
1. yes, both triangles sides are congruent
2. yes, they have congruent sides and they have a congruent angle
3. yes, congruent sides and angle
4. yes, 2 congruent angles
5. no, only one congruent angle not enough proof
6. yes, 2 congruent angles
7. no, only one congruent angle not enough proof
8. no, only one congruent side
Answer:
False
Step-by-step explanation:
The definition given is that of an equilateral triangle, NOT that of an isosceles triangle. An isosceles triangle has <em>at least</em> two angles that are equal by definiton. They need not be 60 degrees. For example, a triangle with angle measures of 140, 20, and 20 is an isosceles triangle because two of the angles are equal. Hope this helped!
If you graph this, your first point will be at (0,5), as the ramp is at the warehouse door but 5 feet up. The second point is (10,0) as it is touching the ground but it's 10 feet away from the warehouse.
To find slope, you do (y2-y1)/(x2-x1).
When substituting in the variables, you get (0-5)/(10-0), which is -5/10, which is simplified to -1/2. Of course, that is when the warehouse is Quadrant II. If you look at it from another point of view, the slope will be positive so your answer is A) 1/2.
If this was unclear feel free to comment :)
Answer:
put your first point at 7 in y axis that point go down 3 to the rights side 1 and your point should be at (1,4) then connect the dots and that's how you graph it
Step-by-step explanation:
(-2.3)*4.7 would be equal to -10.81
