We can't use SAS to prove these triangles are congruent because they're not proportional to two corresponding sides.
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It should be noted that the SAS similarity criterion states that when two sides of one triangle are proportional to two corresponding sides of another, and when the included angles are equal, the two triangles are similar.
In this case, we can't use SAS to prove these triangles are congruent because they're not proportional to two corresponding sides.
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Answer:
Yea
Step-by-step explanation:
You just take screenshots
It will take 50 minutes for the turtle and snail to meet.
because they are all moving at feet per minute we can create a formula
total feet = (turtle feet per minute) + (snail feet per minute)
300 = 5m +1m
combine like terms
300 = 6m
divide both sides by 6
50=m
%/100=is/off
so you plug in the numbers and cross-multiply.
103times127 equal 13081.
than divide it by 100 the answer is 130.81
Note that this just produces three parametric equations:
In the
plane, this is just he parametric equation for an ellipse (as a function of u). The z is simply a linear function.
The surface is then an ellipse extruded along the z-axis. We get a elliptic cylinder.
