Answer: You should not make that assumption in this problem.
The side-splitter theorem is about the line segments that are formed on the transverals themselves. It is not talking about the distances on the set of parallel lines. If you wanted to find the value of x, you should look for another way to prove the relationship involving the x-value.
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➴ The correct answer is B. the temperature in F on a summer day
B is correct because temperatures in the summer (in Fahrenheit) are high and positive. All the other answer choices are negative numbers.
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Answer:
45 fish this year
Step-by-step explanation:
60 x .25 = 15
60 - 15 = 45
The correct option is: B. 450
<u><em>Explanation</em></u>
Current value of the investment is 
dollars and 30 years ago, the value of the investment was 
dollars.
Suppose, the value of investment today is 
times greater than the value of the investment thirty years ago.
So, the equation will be........
Thus, the value of the investment today is 450 times greater than the value of the investment thirty years ago.
<u>Answer:</u>
Planet A is inner
Planet A is Mars
Planet B is Outer
Planet B is Uranus
<u>Solution:</u>
We know that the inner planets are the planets which are close to the sun. They are relatively small, mostly rocky composition, and have few or no moons.
On other hand, the outer planets are the planets which are far away from the sun. They are mostly huge, ringed, gaseous and have several moons.
In the given problem,
Planet A has rocky mantle and iron core, less no of Moons and no rings, also due to 96% of carbon dioxide, 3% nitrogen and 1% other gases this is denser, and Hence Planet A is inner planet. As the distance from the sun is 1.5 AU and no of moons are 2, hence Planet A is Mars.
On the other hand, Planet B is gaseous with hydrogen and helium gas, hence it is also denser and it has large no of moons and faint rings. So Planet B is Outer planet. As the distance of the planet is 19.22 AU and has 27 moons, hence Planet B is Uranus.
