You press the thing that look like a paper clip
Answer: its C
Step-by-step explanation:
According to Cavalieri's principle, if two solids have the same height an the same cross-sectional area at every level, then they have the same volume. So the statement that would best describe the relationship between the paperweights according to Cavalieri's principle is that, t<span>he volumes of the paperweights are the same. Hope this helps.</span>
Naming the circle is just the only point in the center of the circle (E). The radius is half diameter of the circle so imagine a line connecting the center dot to any dot to the outside. An example of this would be (EC). The diameter is half the circle so any 3 points that cut the circle in half. This could be either (DEC) or (AEB).
So the answers would be:
A: (E)
B: (EC)
C: (DEC)
D: (AEB)
They both have right angles and have the same angles overall. Essentially they are the same size, one is just expanded bigger than the other. It might be dilation. The inside line so indicate the similarity in angle sizes.
