Answer:
Neither
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we only know the measure of the angles, we can only say the triangles are similar, not congruent. We need at least one side measurement on each triangle to determine if the triangles are congruent. And it would have to be the same side measurement. Then we could use ASA (Angle side Angle) or AAS ( Angle Angle side) to determine congruence.
The triangles are similar
62+39 +79 = 180
The three angles are the same
<A = 62 = <X = 62
<B = 39 = <Y = 39
<C = 79 = <Z = 79
This is shown by AAA similarity
2a + 2b = c
Subtract 2a from both sides
2b = -2a + c
Divide both sides by 2
b = -a + (c/2)
The answer would be -3x^2+3 x + 36
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See the attached figure. The smaller the θ angle, the smaller the AB side will be. If the angle θ = 90º, then AB = 25. As θ < 90, then AB < 25
5X - 10 < 25
5X < 25 + 10
X < 35/5
X < 7
The AB side can be neither zero nor negative. So
5X - 10 > 0
5X > 10
X > 10/5
X > 2
<h3>2 < X < 7</h3>
