The SAS similarlity theorem is the type of similarlity that show that two triandles are similar by showing that two of the sides are similar with the angle between the two sides also similar.
Thus, given that <span>segment ST and segment VW are congruent, and also from the image it can be seen that angle S is congruent to angle V.
Thus, to show that </span>ΔSTU ≅ ΔVWX, we have to show that <span>US≅XV.
There</span>fore, the <span>step that could help her determine if ΔSTU ≅ ΔVWX by SAS is<span> US≅XV</span></span>
Diagonal = s * sqrt 2.....with s(side) being 120 yds
diagonal = 120 * sqrt 2 = 169.7 yds rounds to 170 yds....or if u need it in feet, it is (3 * 170) = 510 ft.
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C is your answer. The coefficient on the x value is always a stretch factor.
We call two numbers a and b, notice a>b
<span>The sum of two numbers is 110: a+b=110
</span><span>The larger number is 2 less than 7 times the smaller: a=7b-2
And by replacing a=7b-2 we have an equation: 7b-2+b=110
or 8b=110+2, and 8b=112, that means b=112:8= 14
We have two numbers: 14 and 96</span>
