Answer:
WX = WZ
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
See attachment for triangles
Required
Additional information to prove the congruence of the triangles
Congruence by SAS means 1 angle and 2 sides of each triangles are equal.
The mark on angle W means that <XWY = <ZWY--- This represent the A in SAS
Both triangles share line WY.
So, WY = WY
Lastly, to complete the proof, lines WX must equal line WZ
Well it will be a simple as grid algebra
3(2+12)+12x5
Answer:
14
Step-by-step explanation:
Because the median is the middle number when the data set is in order least to greatest so you already have it in least to greatest so thank you for helping me.
and for extra just in case.
Mean=16.222
the mean= the average of the data set
Mode is 13,14
The mode is the number that appears the most in a data set and 13 and 14 appear twice.
Your range is=13
Range is the highest number subtracting the lowest number so 24 -11 which =13
Minimum is 11 because the minimum is the lowest number in data set..
Maximum is 24
Maximum is the highest number in the data set.
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Just try to follow my description. When two persons are in the cabin, there is only 1 handshake. When a third person comes, he will have to handshake the two people who came before him. So, there will be 2 handshakes. When a fourth person comes, he would make 3 handshakes with the 3 people who came before him. When the fifth person comes, he would make 4 handshakes with the 4 people who came before him. So, you see there is a pattern. The number of handshakes is 1 less than the total number of people inside the cabin. So, if there are 14 people in the cabin, the last person to come in would have to make 13 handshakes with the 13 people who came in first. Obtaining the sum of all the handshakes starting from the 2 handshakes initially to the 13 handshakes, the sum would be
Total handshakes = 2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+10+11+12+13
Total handshakes = 90
Therefore, there will be a total of 90 handshakes made within the cabin of 14 people.
Answer:
N/A
Step-by-step explanation:
This question is impossible to answer, as there is no total amount of tickets given or any number to go off of at all
