Answer:
CPCTC - Corresponding Parts of Congruent Triangles are Congruent
Step-by-step explanation:
When two triangles are congruent, this means they have the same shape and the same size. To have the same shape, each angle must be congruent. To have the same size, each side length must be congruent. When you know two triangles are congruent you can say each corresponding part of congruent triangles is congruent. This is known as CPCTC.
Orders: x
Inventory: y
1) First table
x2-x1=6-3→x2-x1=3
y2-y1=1920-1960→y2-y1=-40
x3-x2=9-6→x3-x2=3=x2-x1
y3-y2=1900-1920→y3-y2=-20 different to y2-y1=-40. The table does not represent a linear relationship.
2) Second table
x2-x1=7-5→x2-x1=2
y2-y1=1860-1900→y2-y1=-40
x3-x2=9-7→x3-x2=2=x2-x1
y3-y2=1820-1860→y3-y2=-40=y2-y1
x4-x3=11-9→x4-x3=2=x3-x2
y4-y3=1780-1820→y4-y3=-40=y3-y2
x5-x4=13-11→x5-x4=2=x4-x3
y5-y4=1740-1780→y5-y4=-40=y4-y3
The table represents a linear relationship.
3) Third table
x2-x1=2-1→x2-x1=1
y2-y1=1000-2000→y2-y1=-1000
x3-x2=3-2→x3-x2=1=x2-x1
y3-y2=500-1000→y3-y2=-500 different to y2-y1=-1000. The table does not represent a linear relationship.
4) Fourth table
x2-x1=6-4→x2-x1=2
y2-y1=1640-1840→y2-y1=-200
x3-x2=8-6→x3-x2=2=x2-x1
y3-y2=1360-1640→y3-y2=-280 different to y2-y1=-200. The table does not represent a linear relationship.
Answer: The second <span>table best represents a linear relationship.</span>
Answer:
22%
Step-by-step explanation:
A percent of something can be thought of as part of that thing divided by the total amount of the same thing and multiplied by 100%.
In this case, the part of the thing is part of a paycheck. The total thing is the total paycheck.
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Answer:
going from left to right
1. 1/2
2. 3/4
3. 1 1/4
4. 1 1/2
5. 1 3/4
6. 2 1/2
7. 2 3/4
8. 3 1/2
9. 3 3/4
since 1/2 is > 1/4
and 3/4 is > 1/2
whenever you have a number in front of a fraction, it goes between the number it is (say 3) and the number after (4)
hope this helps:)
No, because the sum of the total angle measure (or whatever it is called) is 720°, but those numbers only add up to 710°
