∠BDC and ∠AED are right angles, is a piece of additional information is appropriate to prove △ CEA ~ △ CDB
Triangle AEC is shown. Line segment B, D is drawn near point C to form triangle BDC.
<h3> What are Similar triangles?</h3>
Similar triangles, are those triangles which have similar properties,i.e. angles and proportionality of sides.
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∡ACE = ∡BCD ( common angle )
∡AED = ∡BDC ( since AE and BD are perpendicular to same line EC and make right angles as E and C)
∡EAC =- ∡DBC ( corresponding angles because AE and BD are parallel lines)
Thus, △CEA ~ △CDB , because of the two perpendiculars AE and BD.
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Answer:
42
Step-by-step explanation:
The height of the pole is 4 times shorter than the length of the shadow 20÷5=4
The height of the building must be 4 times shorter than its shadow length 168÷4=42
Answer:
The population is the set of all the elements. And the sample is a subset of the population.
Step-by-step explanation:
The population is the set of all the elements. And the sample is a subset of the population.
The sample is used to make conclusions regarding the population.
A poll is conducted from the target population to determine the general opinions of the individuals of that population.
The basic method of polling is to select a few thousand individuals from the population and ask their opinions on a certain subject.
The poll will result usually in two values, the proportion of individual in favor and the proportion of individual not in favor.
Consider the example below.
The polling done to determine the favorability of the new brand of tea. The polling was done using a few hundred members of the tea drinking community of a country. The poll resulted as follows:
In favor = 72%
Not in favor = 28%
The population is the entire tea drinking community of a country.
In this case the sample consist of few 100 people of the tea drinking community of a country.
I think the answer is A but I am not sure. I think you would take the opposite of the y axis.
