[25 POINTS] hi um please send help within like, 20 mins bc I'm gonna cry hahahaha
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Two triangles are congruent by AAS postulate if two adjacent corresponding angles are congruent and the next adjacent sides to any of the angles is are also congruent. The adjacent sides should not be in between the two congruent angles.
From the triangles RQS and UTV
The adjacent side to is RQ and for
is UT.
Similarly, the adjacent side to is QS and for
is TV.
So, the possible sides that could be congruent by AAS postulate are:
or
So, the correct option is
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
A. . Any number could work as long as the coefficients for x and y stays the same. You are basically imposing that the quantity 2x-4y (if you bring 4y to the LHS) is equal to both -3 AND
, or any number you like. But yesterday was 3/14 so let's pick a fun number!
B. Or
. Or as long as you don't pick the same ratios of x and y you're golden. But x=1 is the easiest that comes to mind
C. . To get infinitely many solutions you just have to rewrite the equation again. Maybe move things around if you prefer, or multiply everything by a number you lile.