Answer:
No
Step-by-step explanation:
No. We have 3 angles of triangle ABC congruent to 3 corresponding angles of triangle LMN. That is AAA. To use ASA, you need two angles and an included side. With three angles, you can prove the triangles similar, but not congruent.
1; 127 mi
2;78
Sorry i did not know the other answers
I hoped this helped
Since A is (-7,-4) and C is (7,3) for the x value from a to c is 14 for the y value from a to c is 7
Do 14 x 2/7 which is 4
Do 7 x 2/7 which is 2
then add (-7+4,-4+2) which is (-3,-2)
Answer:
1- click
2--trick
3- track
4-trace
Step-by-step explanation:
equation (y=x+2) x y
y=-3+2 -3 -1
y=-1+2 -1 1
y=0+2 0 2
y=2+2 2 4
you can plot the points ( click)
<h2>equation (y=-x) x y</h2>
y=-(-2) -2 2
y=0 0 0
y=-1 1 -1
y=-3 3 -3
plot the points
<h2>equation (y=1) x y</h2>
y=1 no matter what the value of x -3 1
(-3,-1,0,2) -1 1
0 1
2 1
<h2>y=1/2 x +1 x y</h2><h2> y=-4/2 +1 -4 1</h2>
y=-2/2 +1 -2 0
y=1/2(0)+1 0 1
y=3/2 +1 3 2.5
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Answer:
Step 2
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 2 is not correct. It should be abs(25 - - 26) = abs(25 + 26) = 51
Given that Step 2 is accepted (as - 1) then three is OK and and so is 4. But technically they are incorrect as well. I think you are likely to say that step 2 is the problem.
