For two triangles to be congruent by AAS:
1- Two angles in the first triangle must be equal to two angles in the second triangle
2- A non included side in the first triangle is equal to a non included side in the second triangle
Now, let's check our options. We will find that:
For the two triangles UTV and ABC:
angle T = angle A
angle V = angle C
TU (non-included between angles T & V) = AB (non-included between angles A & C)
Therefore, we can conclude that:
Triangles ABC and UTV are congruent by AAS
Answer:
sin© = 3/5
Cos© = 4/5
Tan© = 3/4
Explanation:
The opposite (opp) side of the right angle triangle is the side facing the angle ©
The hypothenus (hyp) side is the longest side,
The adjacent (adj) side is the third side.
sin© = opp/hyp
Cos© = adj/hyp
Tan© = opp/adj
No, because 64 does not go into 180 evenly.
Mass of freight train: 9.98 • 106
= 1057.88 kg
mass of aircraft carrier: 7.3 • 107
= 781.1 kg
difference: 1057.88 - 781.1
= 276.78 kg
= 2.7678 x 10^2
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Put y on the other side - 200x + 500 = y
y= 200x +500
See, this works because -y, when bringing it to another side, you would be adding it. That cancels out the negative, giving you your slope-intercept form. All you have to do is flip it into y=mx + b form, and that's how you get y=200x + 500
