Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
No these triangles are not congruent.
<u>Left triangle</u>
Shortest side = 6 cm
Longest side = 13 cm
3rd side = unknown but < 13
<u>Right triangle</u>
Shortest side = 6 cm
Longest side = unknown but > 13
3rd side = 13 cm
Although the shortest side of both triangles is 6 cm, the longest side of the left triangle is 13 cm, whereas the longest side of the right triangle is unknown but will be more than 13 cm.
We do not know if any of the angles are congruent. If they were congruent, we would expect to see this marked by the same angle line(s) on each triangle.
Answer:
That would equal
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Answer:
Congruence between pentagons
Step-by-step explanation:
The relationship occurs because having two congruent Pentagons and generating a segment within them (or outside), congruence is extrapolated to the triangles generated within them. Thus, if there is congruence among the pentagons, it will exist between the formed triangles. In other words since the two pentagons are congruent, the corresponding angle pair is congruent. also the two corresponding side pairs are also congruent.
In the attached image for example, the ABCDE and KLMNO pentagons are congruent, so all of their internal division lines are also congruent (AC and KM)
Answer:x=2
Step-by-step explanation:
3(x-2)=6x-12
3x-6=6x-12
Collect like terms
6x-3x=12-6
3x=6
Divide both sides by 3
3x/3=6/3
x=2