Answer:
Yes, Mina is correct
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the triangles be A and B
Given
Triangle A:
Triangle B:
Required
Is Mina's claim correct?
First, we calculate the third angle in both triangles.
For A:
For B:
For triangle A, the angles are: 34, 57 and 89
For triangle B, the angles are: 34, 57 and 89
<em>Since both triangles have the same angles, then by the postulate of AAA (Angle-Angle-Angle), the triangles are similar.</em>
<span>20 + y > 50 Theres your answer</span>
I’m not sure if this is right but im guessing c.
Using law of cosines:
Cos(angle) = adjacent/ hypotenuse
Cos(22) = 12/x
Rewrite to get:
X = 12/cos(22)
Simplify:
X = 12.9424
Round the answer as needed.
Hi,
1) D
Working :
If the bell rings for 2 weeks straight that means it rings for 14 days.
The bell rings 48 times a day (2 * 24).
The answer is then: 48*14 = 672
2) C
Working:
144 cookies * 8 batches = 864 cookies
864 divided into boxes of 8 = 864 / 8 = 108
