Answer:
The Answer is C: Yes, △EFG~ △KLM by SSS or SAS
Step-by-step explanation:
SSS is for side-side-side
Both triangles have all three sides given, so the SSS similarity theorem is one way to prove these triangles are similar.
SAS is for side-angle-side
Both triangles have one angle measurement given, and two side lengths given, therefore we can also use the SAS similarity theorem to prove the two triangles are similar.
Since both SSS and SAS work to prove the triangles are similar, the correct answer is C: Yes, △EFG~ △KLM by SSS or SAS
(I also just answered this question on the assignment and got it correct)
If you are looking to turn it into an expression:
1/3w+16
or it could possibly be (if you are looking at inequalities):
1/3w<16
Answer:
I'm not sure what the answer you are looking for is but if it is 58 + 9%, plus 15% more, that would be 72.703
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
D. 2(5) > 7
10 > 7
