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2 bananas, 1/5 of another banana, This means it is 2 and 1/5, if you want a complete mixed number, it would be 11/5 bananas.
Explanation:
For a theorem that says "if A then B", the converse is "if B then A."
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The hing.e theorem has numerous parts to the hypothesis. Its converse retains many of those conditions, swapping only the relation between the included angle and the third side.
<u>theorem</u>: if two sides of one triangle are congruent to two sides of another, then the longest third side will be opposite the largest included angle.
<u>converse</u>: if two sides of one triangle are congruent to two sides of another, then the largest included angle will be opposite the longest third side.
Instead of relating the third side to the angle measure, the converse relates the angle measure to the third side.
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What is it about
now girls are also starting to post questions like these
I thought only boys did
When you're combining 'like terms', look for all the terms that end with 'ab'.
Then add all the numbers that have 'ab' after them.
