<h2>Answer:</h2>
This is a theorem called Converse of Alternate Exterior Angles that states that <em>if two lines are cut by a transversal and the alternate exterior angles are congruent, then the lines are parallel</em>. Moreover, this theorem is based upon the corresponding Angles Converse Postulate that states that<em> if two lines are cut by a transversal and corresponding angles are congruent, then the lines are parallel. </em>We don't need to prove this postulate, it's assume to be true. So our goal is to get corresponding angles congruent in order to use the corresponding Angles Converse Postulate,
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Answer b: Sales of trench coats increased 8.3 percentage points faster than total coat sales.
Step-by-step explanation:
First add all the sales for 2006, and do the same for the 2007 sales, so we can compare both total sales numbers:
For 2006 we have:
103+297+210+213+137 = 960 total sales
For 2007 we have:
127+223+210+285+259 = 1104 total sales
The percent increase is calculated as the difference between the final value minus the original value, divided by the original value and multiplied by 100:
For the total number of coats we have that the percent increase is:
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For the trench coats (which went from 103 sales tp 127 sales) we have the following percent increase:
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Therefore, the percent increase in trench coats was larger than the percent increase in total sales by:
23.3 % - 15% = 8.3%
The answer is B. <span>the x-intercept represents Adam's total sales when he earned no commission
I took the test :3</span>
Answer:
0.2377 or about a 23.77% chance
Step-by-step explanation:
P(123<X<130) = normalcdf(123,130,130,11) = 0.2377303466 ≈ 0.2377
Therefore, the probability that the next game Victoria bowls, her score will be between 123 and 130 is 0.2377 or about a 23.77% chance
Answer: cops are pigs
Step-by-step explanation: they smell like bacon