If you use the SAS theorem, you can prove the triangles are congruent. Due to vertical angles, we have one angle, and we know one side is congruent. In order to prove these triangles are simillar, we need another side
Area of triangle = <em>A(t) </em>= 1/2(base x height)
Area of square = <em>A(s) = </em>base x height
<em>A(s) </em>= 2 x 2 = 4
<em>2(A(s))</em> = 2(1/2(2)(2) = 2(1/2(4)) = 2(2) = 4
Add the two areas together
4 + 4 = 8
8 units² is your answer
Shifted 5 units to the left.
-3x-2-6x=-4-<em>(-4x)</em>+12
-9x-2=-16x+12
7x=14
x=2.
You probably got confused with the italicized part.
