Answer:
True, they may not be congruent
Step-by-step explanation:
A figure cannot be determined as congruent from three angles alone. In order for two shapes to be congruent, all corresponding parts must be congruent. This means all the sides and angles of the two shapes must be the same in order for the two shapes to be congruent. If we know all the angles are the same, the sides could still be different lengths, so this does not prove congruency.
Answer:
50.6
Step-by-step explanation:
The perimeter of the circle is 12.56 because we take 1/2 of 8 (the length of the short side of the rectangle) and multiply that by pie (or 3.14). Now that we know that the perimeter of the circle is 12.56 we add that to 8 (short side of the rectangle) and we add that to 15 twice (which is 30)
If both triangles are congruent (that's what the sign means), then AD=CB, and CD=AB. Substituting what we are given into CD=AB,
6x-5=3x+10
Solving the equation:
3x=15
x=5
So we know that 2x+4 (the value of AD) becomes 2*5 +4, and you get 14. Since we know that AD=CB, then CB is also 14. No need to find y!
Answer: CB=14
Answer:
69
Step-by-step explanation:
first 135
second 135 - 20% = 135 - 27 = 108
third 108 - 20% = 108 - 21.6 = 86.4
fourth 86.4 -20% = 86.4 -17.28= 69.12
rounded 69
