If there are twelve angles created, almost all of them are congruent. All the sides have to equal 180. If there are three parallel lines they must have 2 angles on each side. 3*2=6, there is a total of six with a measure of 48.
Answer:
First solve for x
then substitute
Step-by-step explanation:
2x + 6 = 3y + 6
2x = 3y
If then 
=
Triangles have common side AC, and 2 adjacent to this side corresponding angles.
∠BAC=∠DCA, and
∠ACB=∠SAD.
So, triangles <span>ABC and ADC are congruent by ASA.</span>
I think you may need a picture; nobody can help if we don’t know the size of the different sizes of the packages (:
Simple, 3 goes in to 9, 3 times. That would mean that to find the number of cherries, multiply 240 by 3. Greg needs 720 cherries for 9 perfect cherry pies.
