You will want to check B, E, and F. Hope this helps!
-14x + 5 = 34
-14x = 29
x = -2.10
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
30. Given: rectangles QRST and RKST
Prove: ΔQSK is isosceles
An isosceles triangle is a triangle which has two sides and two angles to be equal.
Thus,
From rectangle QRST, the diagonals of rectangles are similar.
i.e RT ≅ QS (diagonal property)
Also, RT ≅ SK (opposite sides of rectangle RKST)
Thus,
RT ≅ QS ≅ SK
Therefore,
ΔQSK is an isosceles triangle.
31. Given: Rectangles QRST, RKST and JQST
Prove: JT ≅ KS
From rectangle QRST, the diagonals of rectangles are similar.
i.e RT ≅ QS (diagonal property)
But,
JT // QS and RT // KS
Thus,
JT ≅ QS (opposite sides of rectangle JQST)
also,
RT ≅ KS (opposite sides of rectangle RKST)
So that,
JT ≅ QS ≅ RT ≅ KS
Therefore,
JT ≅ KS
Answer: .........34,650
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
20, 30
Step-by-step explanation:
let the intergers be x and y
x = 2/3y
from this eqn, we know that y is larger.
hence, y-x=10
y-2/3y=10
1/3y=10
y=30
x=2/3y =2/3(30) = 20