The only ones that would work are if the factor is composite and if 1 is added to it it can be divided into 48. So 15 would work. The factor 15 is composite, and if 1 is added it can be divided into 48.Therefore the son is 15.
The answer is 99.4 (99.4194 to be exact)
Answer:
Reasons:
1. Given
2. Given
3. Definition of bisector
4. Reflexive property
5. SAS Congruence
Step-by-step explanation:
This is quite easy to solve. All that you're expected to do is to complete the reason that justifies each statement given in the two-column proof.
Let's complete the proof as follows:
1. Statement:
1. Reason: Given
We know this statement is true because we are given in the question.
2. Statement: FG bisects <DFE
2. Reason: Given
We also know this because we are told so in the question, as shown in the diagram given.
3. Statement: 
3. Reason: Definition of bisector
We know this because an angle bisector divides an angle into two equal halves. Therefore, the definition of bisector justifies why it was stated that 
4. Statement: 
Reason: Reflexive property.
5. Statement: ∆DFG
EFG
5. Reason: SAS Congruence
Two sides (DF and FG) and an included angle (angle 1) of ∆DFG is congruent two corresponding sides (EF and FG) and an included angle (angle 2) of ∆EFG. Therefore, ∆DFG
EFG by the Side-Angle-Side (SAS) Congruence Theorem.
Answer:
9/14
Step-by-step explanation:
(3/7)/(2/3) Flip the sign of the second term and multiply.
(3/7)*(3/2)