Answer:
Both triangles share two congruent sides, this must mean they also share a common angle
To prove they are congruent we can use the SAS theorem.* Not SSS I corrected my answer.
No, because when you multiply 49 by itself,you get 2401 not 7849
To find the zeros of an equation equate the equation to zero
Please with this question I don’t really get it looking at how u hv written it
Is the x^2 a numerator or a denominator
I don’t really get how u wrote ur question
Answer:
3x^2(25x^2−xy+5y^2)
Step-by-step explanation:
I copied it into MathPapa and it is always correct. It gave me that
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