Answer:
a. Alternate exterior angles.
b. <A and <B are congruent. This diagram involves a line intersecting two parallel lines, forming the congruent angles <A and <B on opposite sides of the transversal.
c. They are alternate exterior angles like <A and <B, but because it is not guaranteed that the transversal is intersecting parallel lines in this case, we cannot prove that <C and <D are congruent alternate exterior angles.
Answer:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
The slope is given by
m = (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)
-3/10 = (-5--8)/(-5-x)
-3/10 = (-5+8)/(-5-x)
Using cross multiplication
-3 (-5-x) = 10*(-5+8)
Simplify
-3(-5-x) =10(3)
Divide by -3
-3/-3(-5-x) =10(3)/-3
-5-x = -10
Add 5 to each side
-5-x+5 = -10+5
-x=-5
Divide by -1
x=5
The domain is 2x and the range is -6
The answer is B....................................................................................
