Answer:
ASA postulate
Step-by-step explanation:
To prove two triangles are congruent, you need 3 congruent parts in one of the patterns ASA, AAS, SSS, or SAS. Place your pencil on one vertex of the triangle then trace the figure. As you come to each congruent part, write either A for angle or S for side depending on what the part is. After doing so, you will see the pattern A - S - A since a side is congruent between two angles.
Answer:
Sabrina will train 21 miles next week for the race.
Step-by-step explanation:
2/3 of 4.2=2.8
%25 more of 2.8=3.5
3.5*6=21 miles
Answer:
All except from point E's y-coordinate (which is -1.5 (found it through the equation y=-1.5 and trying to see if these coordinates are solutions to the above equation) All the others are integers, which you can find through aligning the point on the axis of the chosen (y or x) coordinate.
Step-by-step explanation:
Point C has -2 x-coordinate since it is on the x=-2 line
Similarly, point D has -2 y coordinate,
point E has 2 x-coordinate and -1,5 y-coordinate
and point F , since it's the two axis' common point has coordinates of (0,0).
Hope I helped! Further explanation can be given on request on your behalf.
3/4
2/4=1/2= 2x2=4 1x2=3
1/4 stays the same
2/4+1/4=3/4
prices?
9514 1404 393
Answer:
B, C, D, E
Step-by-step explanation:
A square has all side equal, opposite sides parallel, and all angles equal (90°). Because all sides are equal, so are adjacent sides. All but the first and last descriptions apply to a square.
The first description is that of a trapezoid, which has exactly one pair or parallel sides. The last description is that of an isosceles (right) triangle, which has sides that are referred to as "legs."
