A. David notices that the shape of the Ligersville toxic dumpsite is somewhat like a triangle. He claims that he can approximate
the perimeter of the dumpsite without doing any extra measurements. What assumption about side AB of the dumpsite would David need to make in order to justify his claim?
B. Based on the assumption in part A, determine the approximate length of side AB of the dumpsite. Explain your reasoning in at least two sentences.
C. Determine the approximate perimeter of the Ligersville toxic dumpsite. Explain your reasoning.
B. Based on the assumption in part A, determine the approximate length of side AB of the dumpsite. Explain your reasoning in at least two sentences.
C. Determine the approximate perimeter of the Ligersville toxic dumpsite. Explain your reasoning.
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you'll first need to understand the symbols, I've attched a cheat sheet :)
you'll need to see if AB is linked to CD reversed.
If not then it's not A
For B you'll have to see if the angles are parralel to each other.
and for C you'll have to see if the angles are the same.
and D is the same as C
so the answer is ab=cd
<h2>now you understand :)</h2>
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