Answer:
a. ∆EGF ≅ ∆EGD
Step-by-step explanation:
Congruent triangles would have the same side lengths and the same measure of angles.
From the figure given:
EG in ∆EGF ≅ EG in ∆EGD
GF in ∆EGF ≅ GD in ∆EGD, also
EF ≅ ED.
The three angles in ∆EFG are also congruent to the three angles in ∆EGD.
Therefore, ∆EGD is congruent to ∆EGF.
∆EGF ≅ ∆EGD
For this case, the first thing we must do is define variables.
We have then:
x: number of cubic yards of mulch that first truck can transport
y: number of cubic yards of mulch that second truck can transport
Now we write the expression.
The first truck makes 12 trips to a job site:

The second makes 14 trips:

The difference between the first truck and the second truck is:
Answer:
An expression that represents the difference in the total number of cubic yards that the first truck delivers compared to the second is:
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
2x-5y=13.........(1) × 3
-3x+2y=13.......(2) × 2
6x - 15y = 39
-6x + 4y = 26
Adding
6x - 6x - 15y + 4y = 13 + 13
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