Answer:
Hello, The answer is LxW Dived by 2 sorry for being second
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:a= -21
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Answer: The answer is 4.
Step-by-step explanation:
2 + 2 = 4.
Answer: The required number of different possible committees is 81172.
Step-by-step explanation: Given that a department contains 9 men and 15 women.
We are to find the number of different committees of 6 members that are possible if the committee must have strictly more women than men.
Since we need committees of 6 members, so the possible combinations are
(4 women, 2 men), (5 women, 1 men) and (6 women).
Therefore, the number of different committees of 6 members is given by

Thus, the required number of different possible committees of 6 members is 81172.
Answer: ASA
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Explanation:
ASA stands for "angle side angle"
The first A refers to the bottom left pairs of angles for the triangles. They have one single arc mark to indicate they pair up and are congruent.
The S refers to the bottom sides of the triangle having the same length (the single tickmark shows they are congruent)
The second A is for the pair of angles on the bottom right side of the triangles. These angles have 2 arc marks.
The order of the lettering is important because the S in ASA is between the two angles. As the diagram shows, the sides mentioned are between the angles mentioned. Contrast this with AAS or SAA which has the sides not between the angles.