Recall that the LL theorem, as well as the LA theorem, both apply only to right-triangles.
now, in the LL, if a right-triangle has congruent Legs with another, both right-triangles are congruent.
in the LA, if a right-triangle has one Leg and one Angle congruent with another right-triangle, then they're congruent.
well, in the LA, once you have a Leg and then an Angle touching that Leg, the angle is also touching another Leg, since it is an angle and is cornered by two Legs. The second Leg touched or stemming from that Angle, can only be of one possible length, because the first Leg and the Angle will constrain it to be of certain length.
and that is true for both triangles, and since both triangles will have a second Leg constrained to be a certain length, because of LA, then a second Leg will also be congruent on both right-triangles, so the theorem kinda becomes LAL theorem, Leg Angle Leg, but we can just do away with the Angle part and call it LL.
Answer:
7.789
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
2 or less packs
Step-by-step explanation:
15.99 + 1.99g < 20.00 where g is the number of packs of gum
Subtract 15.99 from each side
15.99 + 1.99g - 15.99 < 20.00-15.99
1.99g < 4.01
Divide by 1.99
1.99g/1.99 < 4.01/1.99
g < 2.015075377
Harold must buy whole packs so g =2 or less
Answer:
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The X Axis is the time, the Y Axis is the amount of pages being read.
absolute value means always positive
|-1|+|0.8|
1 + .8
1.8
