Answer:
Yes; they are congruent
SSS
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we want to check if the given triangles are congruent
From what we have, we can see that all three sides are marked for both triangles
So the sides of the triangles are income
So therefore, the triangles are congruent by SSS
Area of the square + area of 4 semicircles.
use s² to find the area of the square. s=8
s²=18²=324
use πr²/2
=(3.14 x 324)/2
= <span>508.9
4 semi circles right,
4 x </span><span>508.9
=</span><span>2035.8
total area = </span><span>2035.8 + 324
= </span><span>2359.8 ft</span>²<span>
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<u><em /></u><em />The correct answer to the question above is 4/13. Below it shows how it's achieved...<u><em>
EQUATION:</em></u>
P(A|B) = <u>P(A ∩ B)
</u> P(B)
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</u>Step 1: Identify
P(B) = 5/14
P(A ∩ B) = 10/91
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</u>Step 2: Insert into the equation and Solve
10/91 ÷ 5/14
Use reciprocal to divide
10/91 × 14/5
Simplify the answer
140/455
Simplified (Final Answer)
4/13
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4.Written
5.Depends on your way of learning what is "compatible"
6. Written
7.582
1. 112 degrees
2. 68 degrees
