Theorem: If two<span> angles of a </span>triangle<span> are not </span>congruent<span>, </span>then<span> the </span>sides<span> opposite them are not </span>congruent<span>, and the longer </span>side<span> is opposite the larger angle. </span>Two<span> ways to prove that a </span>triangle<span> is isosceles </span>If<span> at least </span>two sides of a triangle are congruent,then<span> the </span>triangle<span> is isosceles</span>
Answer:
11+2x
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5+6=11
4x-2x=2x
Answer:
1/3 I think I did the math and if that's not right try 1/3:1/4 (<--ratio)
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Answer:
one, (1.5, 0)
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