Well, the standard equation is in the form:
ax + bx = c (constant).
Thus, x and b must be isolated together on one side with the constant on the other. The equation which satisfies this is:
A. -2x + y = 5
Answer:
<4= 164
Step-by-step explanation:
the sum of any 2 angles of a triangle is equal to the exterior linear angle of the triangle
<1+<2=<4
8x+9+5x+12=14x+10
13x+21=14x+10
21=x+10
11=x
<4=14x+10
<4=14(11)+10
<4=154+10
<4= 164
angles EFH and GFH are congruents
for the second equivalence criterion two triangles are equivalents if they have respectively 2 angles and 1 side congruents
the two triangles have congruents the angle right angle (HGF and HEF) and the 55 degrees angles (EFH and GFH); then they have in common the HF side.
so the triangles are congruent and so all the sides are respectively congruent,for example EH with HG:
EH=HG
s+36=7s
s+36-7s=0
s-7s=-36
-6s=-36
6s=36
s=6
<em>sorry for my english</em>
