When multiplying exponents, remember the first rule: when multiplying similar bases, add powers together. 52% + 56% =? The bases of the equation remain unchanged, while the exponents' values are added together. Adding the exponents is only a quick way to get at the answer. Simply add the exponents to multiply exponential expressions with the same base. Simplify. The product rule applies because the base of both exponents is a. With a common basis, add the exponents.
C., because 60 is half of 120, and 12% is half of 24%
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Answer:
18
Step-by-step explanation:
you can do 12/2 to get 6 (the scale factor) and then multiply 3 by 6 and get 18
Reflection across the line y=x simply swaps the x and y coordinates.
K'(-2, -5), A'(1, -4), I'(-1, 0), J'(-4, -2)
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Answer: D) Cannot be determined</h3>
Explanation:
Choice A isn't the answer because we don't know anything about the angles, so we can't use the AA (angle angle) Similarity theorem.
Choice B isn't the answer because we don't have info about all three pairs of sides (we only have two pairs of sides).
Choice C isn't the answer in a similar way choice A isn't either. We don't know anything about the angles, so we can't use the "A" in "SAS".
Choice D is the only thing left. It turns out we don't have enough info to be able to determine if the triangles are similar or not.
