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Answer:
Given that JN was bisected, JL ≅ LN
Given that KM was bisected, KL ≅ ML
∠JLK ≅ ∠MLN because of vertical angles.
∠JLK is contained by JL and KL.
∠MLN is contained by ML and LN.
Therefore ΔJKL ≅ ΔNML by the SAS postulate.
Step-by-step explanation:
The SAS postulate states that when you know two triangles have an equal angle, and that angle is formed by two sides that are equal in both triangles, the two triangles are congruent.
When a line is bisected, it means it was cut in two equal parts.
Since two lines were bisected and each form a side in the triangles, two sides are congruent.
The contained angles, ∠JLK and ∠MLN, are equal because of vertical angles. Vertical angles occur when two straight lines intersect. Angles that are opposite to each other are equal in all cases.
Answer:
20 Divided By 5 = 4 or 5 x4 = 20
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
C. $97
Step-by-step explanation:
The average of his wage for all 15 days is the sum of all wages for the 15 days divided by 15.
average wage for 15 days = (sum of wages for the 15 days)/15
The amount of wages during a number of days is the product of the average wage of those days and the number of days.
First 7 days:
average wage: $87
number of days: 7
total wages in first 7 days = 7 * $87/day = $609
Last 7 days:
average wage: $92
number of days: 7
total wages in last 7 days = 7 * $92/day = $644
8th day:
wages of the 8th day is unknown, so we let x = wages of the 8th day
total wages of 15 days = (wages of first 7 days) + (wages of 8th day) + (wages of last 7 days)
total wages of 15 days = 609 + x + 644 = x + 1253
average wage for 15 days = (sum of wages for the 15 days)/15
average wage for 15 days = (x + 1253)/15
We are told the average for the 15 days is $90/day.
(x + 1253)/15 = 90
Multiply both sides by 15.
x + 1253 = 1350
Subtract 1253 from both sides.
x = 97
Answer: $97
Divide the price by the quantity:
Bananas = 5.40 / 6 = 0.90 each
Oranges = 2.56/8 = 0.32 each
Apples = 4.68 / 12 = 0.39 each
Mangos = 3.16 / 4 = 0.79 each
Oranges have the lowest price each so are the best buy.