9514 1404 393
Answer:
(a) Not congruent
Step-by-step explanation:
Angles are congruent, which means the triangles are <em>similar</em>. We need to know at least one pair of corresponding sides is congruent in order to say the triangles are congruent. No sides are marked, so we must conclude ...
Not Congruent
Answer:
3, 7
Step-by-step explanation:
Smaller because off the number value and places.
Hello
<span>y= e^x (x^2 -7x +13)
y' = (</span>e^x)' (x^2 -7x +13)+e^x (x^2 -7x +13)'
y' = e^x(x^2 -7x +13)+e^x (2x-7)
y" = e^x(x^2 -7x +13)+e^x (2)
y"=e^x(x^2 -7x +15)
Using theorem about secant segments we can write,
AB*AH=AG*AC
AC=4,
CG=6
AG=AC+CG=4+6=10
AH=3
AB= AH+HB=AH+x=3+x
(3+x)*3=10*4
9+3x=40
3x=40-9
3x=31
x=31/3≈10.3
HB≈10.3
EG=HB/2 (as radius and diameter)
EG=10.3/2≈5.2
