Answer:
15
Step-by-step explanation:
If the line segment is IK, that means IJ+JK=IK. So, 7+8=15
Answer:
$62,000
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the following :
Amount billed for services performed = $62,000
Bulled amount collected = $51,000
Operating expenses incurred = $39,000
Account payable = $31000
Cash from issue of common stock = $40,000
Cash invested on land purchase = $21,000
Amount of revenue to be reported in income statement : will be the total amount earned from the goods sales and services rendered. Hence, since the billing Given by Lee for the services rendered in Year 1 is reported as $62,000, Hence the amount of revenue to be reported in the income statement will be $62,000
Answer:
9676
Step-by-step explanation:
29028 feet / 3 weeks = 9676 feet per week
4y = 42 - 3y
First, add '3y' to both of the sides.
Second, add '4y + 3y' to get '7y'.
Third, divide both sides by '7'.
Fourth, how many times does 7 go into 42? 42 ÷ 7 = '6'.
Answer:
y = 6
Explanation:
<u>Statement 2</u>:
Angle J is congruent to itself
<u>Reason 2</u>:
Reflexive property of congruence
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<u>Statement 3</u>:
ΔHIJ ~ ΔGHJ
<u>Reason 3</u>:
SAS similarity theorem
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The sides given as proportional (having the same ratio) are corresponding sides in the two triangles. The first pair of sides (HJ, GJ) are named by the first and last letters of the triangle names, so correspond. The second pair of sides (IJ, HJ) are named by the last two letters of the triangle names, so correspond.
The angle between these corresponding sides is the one at the vertex whose name is the point shared by the sides. In the first triangle, the two sides of interest are HJ and IJ, which share the point at J. Thus angle J is the angle between these two sides. In the second triangle, the two sides of interest are GJ and HJ, which share the point at J. Hence angle J is the angle between these two sides, also.
So, we have corresponding sides that are proportional and the angle between them that is congruent (to itself). This allows us to invoke the SAS theorem for triangle similarity.
