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podryga [215]
3 years ago
15

there are 36 roses and 27 carnations. anna is making flower arrangements using both flowers, if she made the maximum number of a

rrangements, how many carnations would be in each?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Genrish500 [490]3 years ago
8 0
3 carnations, you find the lowest common multiple. 
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Because we have two pairs of congruent angles, we use the AA similarity theorem. AA stands for angle angle. We could use three pairs, but two pairs is the minimum needed for similarity statements.

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To figure out what goes in the third answer box, note how the order HGF is given to us. The order is important.

We have H first, G second, F third.

H being first, and it having a single arc, means that whatever has a single arc on the other triangle must be first. That would be H. Unfortunately they reuse angle H which makes things confusing a bit.

G is second in HGF, and G has the double arc marking. Note how M also has this double arc marking. Therefore we have M second in the answer. So far we have HM as part of the third answer.

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Instead, it should be \triangle HGF \sim \triangle HMN

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