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Step-by-step explanation:
Q1
<u>Angles</u>
- 26° & 64° & 90°
- AA similarity
Q2
<u>Ratios of corresponding sides:</u>
- 6/8 = 9/12 = 12/16 ⇒ 3/4
- SSS similarity
Q3
<u>Angle C is vertical</u>
<u>Ratios of corresponding sides:</u>
- 9/15 = 18/30 ⇒ 3/5
- SAS similarity
Answer:
The answer you are looking for is A.
Step-by-step explanation:
Remember, the domain is a set of working x values or all possible inputs of a function or two variable relationship. The range is a set of working y values or all possible outputs of a function or two variable relationship. A two variable relationship with more than one output for each input will not be a function in general but will be refered to as inverse.
Now given a set of coordinates for this relation, coordinates with x and y values or inputs and outputs are generally cartesian coordinates represented by (x,y). This is so we know the working x value for each y value, also making it easier to graph it on a coordinate plane or visualize it. x = domain (input of a function) , y = range (output of a function).
All you have to do is sort the x and y values you are given from the coordinates.
For instance, (-1,2) and (4,5) : domain of -1 and 4 [the x values], range of 2, and 5 [the y values].
The answer is (B). Employing a comma to separate two independent phrases connected by the conjunction "and," avoids the mistake of the original.
<h3>What are jumbled words?</h3>
The reason was given for Wrong Answer A: Incorrect coordination is present in Option (A). Where a comma is required, a semicolon is used instead.
The reason was given for the Wrong Answer C: The sentence produced by option (C) is illogical. It illogically implies that the grandson's success in winning blue ribbons is due to his belief that he is the fair's top chef.
Justification for Wrong Answer D: In the case of option (D), the sentence is irrational. The initial portion of the line, "To think... fair," and the latter section of the sentence has no connection to one another ("my grandson . . . to prove it.").
Justification for Wrong Answer E: The sentence produced by option (E) is irrational. It is illogical to claim that the grandson's blue ribbons demonstrate that he was "thinking he can cook better... fair."
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