By critically observing the two triangles, we can deduce that they: B. might not be congruent.
<h3>The properties of similar triangles.</h3>
In Geometry, two triangles are said to be similar when the ratio of their corresponding sides are equal in magnitude and their corresponding angles are congruent.
By critically observing the two triangles, we can logically deduce that the three angles of both triangles are congruent in accordance with AAA similarity postulate:
However, AAA isn't a congruence postulate and as such all similar triangles might not be congruent.
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Answer:
12 which is on C
Step-by-step explanation:
use pathogoras theorem
a^2+b^2=c^2
16^2+b^2=20^2
256+b^2=400
b^2=400-256
b^2=144
b= square root of 144
b= 12
32 students choose a favorite topping for their slices.
Let x be the total number of students.
1/2 of the total students, or 1/2x, choose pepperoni.
1/4 of the total students, or 1/4x, choose extra cheese.
1/8 of the total students, or 1/8x, choose sausage.
4 students choose mushrooms.
We know that together, these equal the total number of students, x:
1/2x+1/4x+1/8x+4=x
We will use 8 as the common denominator:
4/8x+2/8x+1/8x+4=x
Combining like terms:
7/8x+4=x
Subtract 7/8x from both sides:
7/8x+4-7/8x=x-7/8x
4=1x-7/8x
4=1/8x
Divide both sides by 1/8:
4÷(1/8) = 1/8x÷(1/8)
4/1÷(1/8) = x
4/1×8/1 = x
32/1 = x
32 = x
5a+b = 5(6)+3 =3
10-r+5 = 10-(9)+5 =6
Answer:
8g
Step-by-step explanation:
In 8g, g has the coefficient 8: we multiply g by 8.
