You would circle the 3 in 31, the 9 in 94, and the 1 in 17
<span>The SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, and HL theorems. These theorems state that if any of those combinations of angles or sides are congruent, the triangles are congruent. That means that you can apply it in reverse, because if two triangles are congruent then SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, and HL (if a right triangle) are also all congruent.</span>
My choice to reflect this would be over the y axis. That would be (-1,3) for the bottom left hand corner on the original image.
A) Taken at a basketball championship, the sample must be considered to be biased—probably in favor of basketball. Any conclusion can only be applied to attendees polled at the championship.
b) If a conclusion is to be drawn about opinions of students at the school, then a method needs to be devised to obtain opinions from a random sample of students. Likely, care would need to be taken to ensure expressed opinions are not influenced by games scheduled or just concluded, or by other factors such as reported injuries. A random sample from a list of student ID numbers might be appropriate. The poll might need to be conducted between seasons.
