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kenny6666 [7]
2 years ago
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Is it possible to prove the triangles congruent? if so, what postulate would you use?

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amid [387]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Is in the attached image.

Hope this helped

-Adan


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To solve this question, we would first need to look at the data. In this data, there are people who chose their favorite sport, and the number of people who chose that response. In order to solve the problem, we would have to find the ratio of how many people choose baseball over the other sports.

By this, we can add the number of students together. 30+10+5+15=60. Out of those 60 students, only 5 people chose baseball.

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