Answer:
E
Step-by-step explanation:
The problem says that triangle BDC lies in the plane k, which means that whatever angle is formed by another point beyond this plane with any of the three segments that form BDC (BD, DC, and BC) is the same as the angle formed by the line connecting the point and the plane.
Here, we're given that AD⊥DC, which means AD forms a 90° angle with DC. Then, since DC is already on the plane, we already know for sure that AD is definitely perpendicular to plane k.
Thus, the answer is E (none of these).
Angles formed by the segment
in the triangles ΔWXZ, and ΔXYZ, are equal and the given corresponding sides are proportional.
- The option that best completes the proof showing that ΔWXZ ~ ΔXYZ is; <u>16 over 12 equals 12 over 9</u>
Reasons:
The proof showing that ΔWXZ ~ ΔXYZ is presented as follows;
Segment
is perpendicular to segment 
∠WZX and ∠XZY are right angles by definition of
perpendicular to 
∠WZX in ΔWXZ = ∠XZY in ΔXYZ = 90° (definition)


Therefore;
, which gives, 
Given that two sides of ΔWXZ are proportional to two sides of ΔXYZ, and
that the included angles between the two sides, ∠WZX and ∠XZY are
congruent, the two triangles, ΔWXZ and ΔXYZ are similar by Side-Angle-
Side, SAS, similarity postulate.
The option that best completes the proof is therefore;
which is; <u>16 over 12 equals 12 over 9</u>
Learn more about the SAS similarity postulate here:
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They will cost $54
i know this because if youre getting 40% off, you will have to pay 60% of the total cost
so, 90 x .60 = 54
let me know if you have any further questions
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If you take a varible, lets say x, and times that by your mom. You will get y^2. After that, take ur mom and divide that by ur dads ding dong. Now they don't give us the formula to find out how long, creamy and wet your dad's ding dong is so we use the formula, busty step sis + step bro = BIG DING DONG, to get (x^69)+12 as ur dads ding dong. Now add ur mom with ur dad, y^2+(x^69) to get a child, 6969699696.
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In order to get as many tickets they need 15 business class tickets and 12 economy class tickets (700x15=10,500)(375x12=4500) Which when you add those two makes 15,000.