Dude wheres the question, you have to ask legistic questions this is a school website not a circus
Answer:
C. 0 6 10
Step-by-Step-Explanation:
the number on the left of the indicated operation is the original set
the number '2' next to R shows that you need to multiply certain numbers by 2
the subscript on the R's shows which row the multiplication needs to be done on...
so in this case, leave the second row alone: 1 3 4
but multiply the first row by 2: 0 6 10
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
in tri ADC and tri BDC
∠ADC =∠BDC = 90
DC is common
AD = BD (given)
triangle ADC ≅ tri BDC by SAS congruency
hence AC = BC by CPCT ( congruent parts of congruent triangles)
hence, BC = 13
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