The corresponding parts that are congruent are (a) AB and DE
<h3>How to determine the congruent parts?</h3>
The statement ΔABC ≅ ΔDEF means that the triangles ABC and DEF are congruent.
This implies that the following points are corresponding points:
A and D; B and E; C and F
When two corresponding points are joined together, the congruent parts are:
AB and DE, AC and DF, BC and EF
Hence, the corresponding parts that are congruent are (a) AB and DE
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-Heads, heads
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Answer:
7/10=0.7
3+0.7=3.7
3.7
Hope this helps
Step-by-step explanation:
In the given question, there are two vital information's give. Firstly 8 ears of corn and 1 cantaloupe cost $2.37. On the other hand 6 ears of corn and 3 cantaloupes cost $3.51.
Let us assume the cost of 1 corn = X
Let us assume the cost of 1 cantaloupe = Y
Then
8X + Y = 2.37
Y = 2.37 - 8X
And
6X + 3Y = 3.51
Now we replace the value of Y we found from the first equation
Then
6X + 3(2.37 - 8X) = 3.51
6X - 24X + 7.11 = 3.51
-18X = 3.51 - 7.11
-18X = -3.6
X = 3.6/18
= 0.20
So $0.20 is the value of 1 corn. Then the value of a cantaloupe
Y = 2.37 - 8X
= 2.37 - (8 * 0.20)
= 2.37 - 1.6
= 0.77
So cost of a cantaloupe is $0.77
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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