Similar triangles are triangles that have the same interior angles and the corresponding sides are proportional, that is, for triangles STU and XYZ we have the proportion:
The corresponding sides are congruent only if the proportion rate is 1, but that is not always true and it's not necessary.
Therefore the correct option is B: False
If the corresponding sides are congruent, the triangles are congruent.
Let x be Juilo's normal hourly rate.
so for the 35 hr week we have:-
30x + 5*1.4x = 436.60
37x = 436.60
x = 436.60 / 37 = $11.80
His normal hourly rate = $11.80
So for a 30 hr week he will earn 11.80 * 30 = $354
So the amount $436.60 is a reasonable figure for a 35 hr week.
<h3>
Answer: -10 and -40</h3>
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Explanation:
a = 200 = first term
d = -30 = common difference
Tn = nth term
Tn = a + d(n-1)
Tn = 200 + (-30)(n-1)
Tn = 200 - 30n + 30
Tn = -30n + 230
Set Tn less than 0 and isolate n
Tn < 0
-30n + 230 < 0
230 < 30n
30n > 230
n > 230/30
n > 7.667 approximately
Rounding up to the nearest whole number gets us 
So Tn starts to turn negative when n = 8
We can see that,
Tn = -30n + 230
T7 = -30*7 + 230
T7 = 20
and
Tn = -30n + 230
T8 = -30*8 + 230
T8 = -10 is the 8th term
and lastly
Tn = -30n + 230
T9 = -30*9 + 230
T9 = -40 is the ninth term
Or once you determine that T7 = 20, you subtract 30 from it to get 20-30 = -10 which is the value of T8. Then T9 = -40 because -10-30 = -40.
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Answer:Bote
Step-by-step explanation: both
