Answer:
Line QR = line BC
Step-by-step explanation:
To prove congruency using the SAS theorem, (SAS = Side Angle Side)
You obviously need 2 sides and 1 angle.
BUT
The ONE angle has to be right between the TWO sides, hence the name: side ANGLE side.
So coming to your problem:
We know angle Q = angle B. And QS=BD
We need one more SIDE. Pick side QR in triangle RQS. Is angle Q in the middle of QR and QS?
Yes it is!
Now find the corresponding side in the other triangle to QR. This is the shortest side, BC.
Check:
Is angle B in the middle of CB and BD?
Yes!!
So you can prove the congruency of these two triangle using the SAS theorem if you know that BC = QR. That’s your answer.
Hope this helped!!!!!
PS let me know if it’s correct!
Answer: D
Step-by-step explanation: go over 5 . Down 1 .
Answer:
42 ft²
Step-by-step explanation:
First of all, who makes a hole in this shape?
Anyways,
You're going to want to split the figure into multiple different shapes. We already have a triangle, so I would split the remaining shape into a rectangle and trapezoid.
We can find the area of the triangle easily with the equation 1/2(bh)
So
1/2(2 · 3)
1/2(6)
3
So the triangle is 3 ft²
Now we can find the area of the rectangle.
The measurements will be 3 and 7. It's just base x height so it'll be 21 ft²
Finally the trapezoid.
Base 1: 6
Base 2: 3
Height: 4 (11-7)
Formula: 1/2h (b1 + b2)
1/2 · 4 (6+3)
2(9)
18 ft²
Now just add them together:
3+21+18=42
Hence, your answer is 42 ft²
