The answer is <span>A.9/16.
The ratio of areas of two similar squares is the square of the ratios of their similar side lengths. Since </span><span>the ratio of the smaller side length to the larger side length is 3/4, the ratio of areas of two similar squares is:
(3/4)</span>² = 3²/4² = 9/16.
Answer:
it is an isosceles obtuse triangle.....
you can choose anyone
isosceles ( since two of its sides are equal but not the third)
or obtuse ( since one angle is more than 90)
The answer is D. First, it is the segment addition postulate because the two segments make up the whole. Second, it's substitution because you are substituting EF + FG for FH.
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