So, if we look at the number pattern, we can see the numbers go up by 4.
The rule is Add 4.
So, to find the next two terms, we would add 4 to the last number shown, which is 15.
15 + 4 = 19
19 + 4 = 23
So, the next two terms are →19← and →23←.
Glad I could help, and good luck!
AnonymousGiantsFan
You have 10 slices of cake, you and your friends Jerry, George, Martha, and Jenny ( just an example ) eat 2 slices of cake.
A more real life one would be:
You have 6 bills to pay off, then two more come in, you only pay off 4,
( I hope this helped, I'm sorry if any of this is wrong:) )
The answer is : impossible
Since you're working with the ASA postulate, you're looking to show congruence of the angles at either end of a side. You're given side AC and angle A as congruent with their counterparts. Obviously, you also need to show congruence of angle C with its counterpart, angle Z.
selection B is appropriate
The flashlight cost 7 dollars and the batter is 2 dollars
