Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
BAF and FAD
Step-by-step explanation:
In order for an angle to have A.F as a side, it must have the letters A.F or FA in its name.
In DAF, the angle is made of rays AD and A.F. In DAB, the angle is made up of rays AD and AB. This is not the correct pair.
In EAF, the angle is made of rays AE and A.F. In CAE, the angle is made up of rays AC and AE. This is not the correct pair.
In BAF, the angle is made of rays AB and A.F. In EAD, the angle is made up of rays AE and AD. This is not the correct pair.
In BAF, the angle is made up of rays AB and A.F. In FAD, the angle is made up of rays A.F and AD. This is the correct pair.
Answer:
We start with the equation:
A: 3*(x + 2) = 18
And we want to construct equation B:
B: X + 2 = 18
where I suppose that X is different than x.
Because in both equations the right side is the same thing, then the left side also should be the same thing, this means that:
3*(x + 2) = X + 2
Now we can isolate the variable x.
(x + 2) = (X + 2)/3
x = (X + 2)/3 - 2
Then we need to replace x by (X + 2)/3 - 2 in equation A, and we will get equation B.
Let's do it:
A: 3*(x + 2) = 18
Now we can replace x by = (X + 2)/3 - 2
3*( (X + 2)/3 - 2 + 2) = 18
3*( (X + 2)/3 ) = 18
3*(X + 2)/3 = 18
(X + 2) = 18
Which is equation B.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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