Answer:
Sell price is not always higher than the buy price.
When there is profit, sell price is higher than the buy price.
When there is loss, sell price is lower than the buy price.
Step-by-step explanation:
I can’t answer this I need to see the graph
If triangle MAS ≅ triangle TAR, the statement that could be false is letter <span>B) segment MA ≅ segment SA.
This can be false because these two congruent triangles can be 2 scalene triangles. So, segment M</span>A can never be equal to segment SA. This can be true though, if and only if these triangles are isosceles triangles where 2 sides are equal. (See attached file to fully understand).
Intersect at where x=x and y=y
see where they have the same x and y values
that is at x=-1 and y=-5
intersect at (-1,-5)