Answer:
the second and third one
Step-by-step explanation:
two y's that are the same can't have 2 outcomes
If a+b= 2+11 then your sum will be 13.
heres an example...
If you have eleven dollars and I give you 2 more you can simply count up 2 more from 11 leaving you at 13.
you're welcome.
For the answer to the question above,
<span><J = 100
</span><span>because they are similar they have the same angles
</span>The two triangles are similar, so they must have corresponding angles. Thats one way to define similarity, it can dilate (zoom in /zoom out) , but the angles are preserved. You can also define similarity in terms of the proportionality of the sides.
"Given △ABC≅△JKL"
The order of the letters counts.
<A = <J
<B = <K
<C = <L
<span>now you can draw two generic triangles, which have the same three angles, but label the angles accordingly, so they match up.
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<span>then by correspondance we can fill in
</span>nightowlthe third angle can be found by the fact that
the three angles must add up to 180.
I=prt. I=600(.07)(2). I=42(2). I=84. Juanita will pay $84 interest :)
