It's the second answer my man
Answer:
The dashes on the side lengths mean that they are equal in length
⇒ PQ = RP
The triangles share one side PS
The figure also states that m∠QPS = m∠RPS
Therefore, the triangles are SAS congruent since they have two pairs of congruent sides and a congruent included angle.
Answer:
A. Sin 2x
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a trig function and has the shape of sine or cosine. Since it intersects at (0,0), it is likely a sine graph. A normal sine graph starts at (0,0), crests up at 1, and crosses back down at the x-axis at (3.14, 0). However, this graph starts at (0,0) and crosses back again at half that value. This graph has been horizontally compressed by multiplication of a number greater than 1. So this graph is Sin 2x.
I'm not sure on what exactly your equation is supposed to be...so I rewrote it
Answer:
n < -10
Step-by-step explanation:
n+7 < -3
subtract 7 from both sides
n+7-7 < -3-7
n < -10
