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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
A. D and E are similar but not congruent.
Step by step explanation :
The side lengths of D are 3 units and 1 unit. The side lengths of E are 2 units and 6 units. The sides are proportional, but are not congruent; this means that the quadrilaterals are similar but not congruent. Choice A is true and choice C is false.
The side lengths of E are 2 units and 6 units. The side lengths of F are 3 units and 1 unit. The sides are proportional, but are not congruent; this means that the quadrilaterals are similar but not congruent. Choice B is false.
The side lengths of D are 3 units and 1 unit. The side lengths of F are 3 units and 1 unit. The sides are congruent; this means that the quadrilaterals are congruent. Choice D is false.
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The fourth one best summarizes the passage
The product of multiplication of 16 × 9 gives us; 144
<h3>Multiplication</h3>
We want to find the product of 16 and 9.
Now, to solve this we can use a little illustration for example if I have a basket of oranges and I want to given 9 people each 16 oranges, it means that the total number of oranges I will give out is; 16 × 9 = 144
Thus, our question answer is 16 × 9 = 144
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