Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
none (0) ...
think of two lines (or chop sticks places on a table) ...
there are three (3) possible orientations that they can be in.
1) they cross each other at one point
2) they are on top of each other (they touch everywhere)
3) they are side by side (parallel)
in situation one we say we have a solution
in situation two we say there is an infinite solutions (the same line)
in situation three (your problem) we say there is no solution (parallel lines)
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
Side MQ is similar to side MR.
- This is because since M is the mid point of QR, both MQ and MR are half of QR.
Angle MXQ and MYR are 90°
Sides QX and RY are similar.
- This is because angle X and Y are 90° and MQ and MR are equal.
∴ MQX is congruent to MRY.
