Answer:
B. AA
Step-by-step explanation:
The diagram given shows that two angles in ∆ABC are congruent to two corresponding angles in ∆STU.
Invariably, the third unknown angle of both triangles would also be equal going by the third angle theorem.
Thus, based on the AA Similarity Theorem which says that two triangles are similar to each other if two corresponding angles of one is congruent to two angles in the other, ∆ABC ~ ∆STU.
1. You have that:
- The trapezoids are similar.
- The larger base of the smaller trapezoid is 18 m and its area is 310 m².
- The larger base of the larger trapezoid is 32 m.
2. Then:
Sides=18/32
Sides=9/16
Area=(9/16)²
Area=81/256
3. Now, you can find the area of the larger trapezoid, as below:
81/256=310/x
81x=(310)(256)
x=79360/81
x=980 m²
Therefore, the answer is: The area of the larger trapezoid is 980 m².
Answer:
Cannot solve fir x because traingles are not similar
Step-by-step explanation:
11+8+12=15+10+x
31=25+x
X=31-25
X=6
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Answer:
-6.9
Discussion:
1.3n - 0.03 = -9 => multiply both sides by 100
130n - 3 = -900 =>
130n = -900 +3 = -897 => add 3 to both sides
n = -897/130 =>
n = - (69 * 13)/ (10*13) =>
n = - 69/10 = - 6.9
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Answer:
3/13
Step-by-step explanation:
First...
What we know
1. There is a set of 13 shapes.
2. With 2 triangles, 8 arrows, and circles.
Next...
Take the number of triangles and arrows and add them up.
2 + 8 = 10
Finally...
Convert it into the fraction 10/13 and subtract it by the total 13/13.
This results 3/13.