Answer:
I think its A & B
Two Squares with the same side lengths are always congruent and Two rectangles with the same side lengths are always congruent.
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59) not similar
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Step-by-step explanation:
59) The ratios of the side lengths shown cannot be reduced. They are different, so the triangles are not similar.
7:8:12 ≠ 6:7:11
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60) The side length ratios both reduce to 8:7:10, so the triangles are similar.
∆ABC ~ ∆JKL
The scale factor is LJ/CA = 25/20 = 5/4. (Multiplying ABC by 5/4 will give JKL.)
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
you multiply each number times 3 so if you multiply the last number times 3 you should get your answer.
Step 1: Multiply 5x2 = 10 so the equation after the first step should look like this 10 + 12x + 8 = 0.
Step 2: Subtract 10 from the 8 and the number by itself cause whatever you do to one side you must do to the other. so the equation should look like this after the second step 12x + -2 = 0 because we subtracted the 10 and the 8.
Step 3: Now we must add the 2 to both sides because we have to do the inverse operation in this problem so once we've done this it should end up looking like this after the 3rd step 12x = 2 because the 2 was a negative.
Step 4: the final step we must divide since an anytime we have a number next to a variable it means multiply but since were using order of operations we have to do the opposite/inverse operation in this problem and we would divide 12 by 2 and get our final answer as x = -6 because the 12 would cancel itself out leaving us with 2 divided by 12 which is 0.16 or -6 depending on if you want it simplified or not the simplified answer would be 0.16 and the non simplified version would be -6
Answer:
The expected value of random variable X is often written as E(X) or µ or µX.
Step-by-step explanation:The expected value is the 'long-run mean' in the sense that, if as more and more values of the random variable were collected (by sampling or by repeated trials of a probability activity), the sample mean becomes closer to the expected value.
