I believe you’ll get b?? i’m nit sure though.
I think 725 would be the correct answer
B) Yes, the congruence can be proved using the ASA Postulate.
In this case, to prove what is required, we must use the Pythagorean theorem to find the diagonal of the square.
If the diagonal of the square is smaller than the diameter of the circle, then the square will fit perfectly in the circle without touching it.
Diagonal = Root ((7 ^ 2) + (7 ^ 2)) = 9.89 cm.
we observed that
9.89cm <11cm.
Therefore we show that:
the square will fit inside the circle without touching the edge of the circle
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