Answer: <B is congruent to <E
Step-by-step explanation:
There is no “angle,angle,angle” theorem when proving triangles are congruent.
There are 5 however that do:
ASA (angle, included side, angle)
SSS (side, side, side)
SAS (side, included angle, side)
AAS (angle,angle, non included side)
HL (hypotenuse,leg)
No because 3 is a whole number and 1/8 is not
Answer:
Z = 8.8 Y = - 42
Step-by-step explanation:
Y = 2 - 5Z
Y = 5 - 47
2 - 5Z = 5 - 47
- 5Z = - 44
5Z = 44
Z = 8.8
Y = 2 - 5 (8.8)
Y = 2 - 44
Y = - 41
Y = 5 - 47
Y = - 42
As a rule of thumb, a discrete random variable is countable.
A continuous random variable is measurable but not countable.
a. Discrete
The number of hits to a website is countable.
b. Continuous
The weight of a T-bone steak is measurable.
c. Discrete
The political party affiliations of adults are countable.
d. Discrete
The number of bald eagles in a country is countable.
e. Continuous
The amount of snowfall in December is measurable.
f. Discrete
The number of textbook authors is countable.
I hope this answer helps, it’s kinda messy, but it’s still understandable (I guess)