D. Multiplication Property
Answer:
Rearrange the equations that result from use of the Pythagorean theorem.
Step-by-step explanation:
Transversal AB crossing parallel lines AD and BC makes supplementary interior same-side angles A and B. Since A = 90°, B must be 90°. The Pythagorean theorem then applies in the right triangles ABC and ABD.
We can use that theorem to write two expressions for AB^2:
BD^2 -AD^2 = AB^2 = AC^2 -BC^2
The middle expression, AB^2, isn't needed beyond this point. Adding (AD^2 -AC^2) to both sides of the equation gives the desired result:
BD^2 -AC^2 = AD^2 -BC^2
Answer:
both linear and nonlinear
Answer:
Andrew
Step-by-step explanation:
Abby:
Since red cards are negative, a red 9 would represent the number -9. And because black cards are positive, a black 6 would represent the number 6. To get the sum, we add the two numbers together:
-9 + 6
That gives us a total of -3.
Ashley:
We can do the same thing as before. A black seven would represent 7 and a red 8 would represent -8. Next we again add them together:
7 + (-8)
That gives us a total of -1.
Andrew:
The red 4 is -4, while the black 4 is 4:
-4 + 4
That gives us a total of 0.
Anna:
Anna has a red 8 which represents -8 and another red, a three, which would represent -3. We can add the two to get:
-8 + (-3)
That gives us a total of -11.
In all, Andrew has the highest sum of 0, which means he won the game.
