Diameter = 2*(radius)
The radius is half of the diameter, so if you were given the radius and need to find the diameter, multiply the radius by two. If you were given the diameter and need to find the radius, divide the dimaeter by two
The partial products would be 10 multiply 40, 10 multiply 3, 7 multiply 40, and 7 multiply 3.
Answer:
A) SAS
Step-by-step explanation:
The picture gives us that two sides are congruent. We can see that an <em>angle</em> is congruent as well because they share a common point at their tip.
If we look at just the area of intersection, it looks like an X. Think of the X as two lines intersecting. Each side equals 180°, and because both triangles are made up of those sides, we can conclude that the angles are congruent as well.
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The answer is the third image.
It shows the original image reflected across the y-axis.
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