Answer:
The triangles can be congruent.
Step-by-step explanation:
They are congruent if proven by SSS: 2 sides are clearly stated that they are congruent due to the marks they have.
The last side can be congruent if the diagonals are congruent in length by proving.
They can also be congeuent due to SAS because there is gonna be alternate interior angles due to the transversal.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
is there more to this question because as it's it's it's just a statement
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Answer:
The system of inequalities that represents this situation will be:


Step-by-step explanation:
- Let 'f' represent the first number
- Let 's' represent the second number.
Given that the sum of the two numbers is less than 10. As 'less than' can be represented by '<'.
- so the inequality would be: f + s < 10
Given that If we subtract the second number from the first, the difference is greater than 3. As 'greater than' can be represented by '>'.
- so the inequality would be: f-s > 3
Thus, the system of inequalities that represents this situation will be:

