Answer:
1. yes, both triangles sides are congruent
2. yes, they have congruent sides and they have a congruent angle
3. yes, congruent sides and angle
4. yes, 2 congruent angles
5. no, only one congruent angle not enough proof
6. yes, 2 congruent angles
7. no, only one congruent angle not enough proof
8. no, only one congruent side
Answer:
1890 ml
Step-by-step explanation:
if you add it all together
Answer:
1st problem: b)
2nd problem: c)
Step-by-step explanation:
1st problem:
The formula/equation you want to use is:
where
t=number of years
A=amount he will owe in t years
P=principal (initial amount)
r=rate
n=number of times the interest is compounded per year t.
We are given:
P=2500
r=12%=.12
n=12 (since there are 12 months in a year and the interest is being compounded per month)
Time to clean up the inside of the ( ).
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2nd Problem:
Compounded continuously problems use base as e.
P is still the principal
r is still the rate
t is still the number of years
A is still the amount.
You are given:
P=2500
r=12%=.12
Let's plug that information in:
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Answer:
Hello! answer: x = 15
Step-by-step explanation:
Here is a visual i created of what the complementary angle would look like!