1. 12 mph, 24 miles
2. m=4, y=22
3.15/1, $1500
4. x=30 y=60, k cheaper, j cheaper
Answer:
AAA (Or even just two angles work too, since the last has to be the same no matter what) ASA and SSS
Step-by-step explanation:
I believe this is the same as before? As far as I know these are the main rules for proving similarity. (AAS and A** do not exist (Brainly won't let me say the two Ss), make sure no trick questions get you ;p)
I'm not sure if what you needed earlier was the relationships between angles to find them? Like to find Exterior Angles subtract <C from 180 = <EA?
I think its x=27 im not sure sorry if its wrong!
Answer:
3x + y = 15
Step-by-step explanation:
y/3 + x = 5
You can first move the x and y variable around so it fits the standard linear equation format.
x + y/3 = 5
In order to make it look more like the standard format, you can multiply both sides of the equation by 3 to get rid of the 3 in the denominator of the y variable. It would look like this:
3 ( x +y/3) = 3 ( 5 )
When you multiply this out, you get this:
3x + y = 15
She did 14 jumps on her fourth trip, and on her twelfth trip she did 30 jumps. Just add 2 jumps starting with 6.