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Given:
∠JEK + ∠DFH = 90°
Find:
relationship, if any, of ∠JEK to angles CFL, HFG, LFE
Solution:
We note that ∠DFG = 90° = ∠DFH + ∠HFG, so ∠JEK ≅∠HFG.
We also note that ∠HFG and ∠CFL are vertical angles, so ∠JEK ≅∠CFL.
And ∠LFE and ∠DFH are vertical angles, so ∠JEK + ∠LFE = 90°.
Evaluating the choices, we find
A) false. The angles are not complementary, they are equal.
B) false. The angles are not equal, they are complementary.
C) false. The angles are not supplementary, they are equal.
D) TRUE. The angles are equal.
The appropriate choice is ...
D) ∠JEK ≅∠CFL
Which statement is not always true?(1) The product of two irrational numbers is irrational.
(2) The product of two rational numbers is rational.
(3) The sum of two rational numbers is rational.
(4) The sum of a rational number and an irrational number is irrational.
The statement that is not always true is the <span>sum of two rational numbers is rational. The answer is number 3.</span>
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
11.81 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
Here is a simple step-by-step explaination of how to solve this word problem:
Since the truck has 2,400L in it to begin with, the first part of our equation will be 2,400L
Next we know that the water in the truck decreases at a <u>rate</u> of 110L/min, or <u>Liters per minute</u>.
So we will put that in the equation:
Now that we have our equation set up, its time to solve.
To figure out how much water it needs to lose in <u>total</u> to end up with 1100 L left, we subtract 1,100 from 2,400.
Now we can take that number and divide it by how many liters per minute were lost.
So the total amount of time it took for the truck to have 1,100 L left is 11.81 minutes. Your answer would be
B. 
min
Hope this helps! : )
