Answer:
They will always intersect at one point
Step-by-step explanation:
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I think it's 60 I'm NOT sure. I just multiplied those three numbers
Answer:
8 1/4
Step-by-step explanation:
When triangles are similar, ratios of corresponding side lengths are the same. The side lengths you know are CD, DU, VW, WU. (You also know CU, but you do not know the corresponding length VU.)
The ratios can be formed in any convenient way, but it is already clear that the triangles are not similar. CD = 73 is a prime number, and neither DU nor VW is a multiple of that. For example, ...
... CD/VW = 73/84 ≠ 48/55 = DU/WU
Answer: 1.) The triangles are congruent, B.) ARO=DHT by SAS Postulate
Step-by-step explanation:
SAS applies because there are 2 corresponding sides with an angle inbetween
SSS would apply if there are 3 congruent sides
ASA would apply if there were 2 corresponding angles with a side inbetween
