Two figures are said to be congruent when they
have the same shape and size or if one object is a mirror image of the other
object. The triangles ABC and DEF are congruent since they are similar. They have equal lengths of the sides ad the angles should as well
be equal with the two triangles.
8+6/2=17-5
We can start by reducing the fraction using basic division.
Remember, numerator divided by denominator.
6 \ 2 = 3.
Rewrite the equation-
8+3=17-5
It doesn’t matter which side of the equal sign you start with, but in this case I started with the right hand.
8+3= 11
Rewrite-
11=17-5
Now subtract.
17-5=12
Write the equality.
11=12.
This is false.
11≠12.
Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:
we are given two <u>coincident</u><u> points</u>

since they are coincident points

By order pair we obtain:

now we end up with a simultaneous equation as we have two variables
to figure out the simultaneous equation we can consider using <u>substitution</u><u> method</u>
to do so, make a the subject of the equation.therefore from the second equation we acquire:

now substitute:

distribute:

collect like terms:

rearrange:

by <em>Pythagorean</em><em> theorem</em> we obtain:

cancel 4 from both sides:

move right hand side expression to left hand side and change its sign:

factor out sin:

factor out 2:

group:

factor out -1:

divide both sides by -1:

by <em>Zero</em><em> product</em><em> </em><em>property</em> we acquire:

cancel 2 from the first equation and add 1 to the second equation since -1≤sinθ≤1 the first equation is false for any value of theta

divide both sides by 2:

by unit circle we get:

so when θ is 60° a is:

recall unit circle:

simplify which yields:

when θ is 300°

remember unit circle:

simplify which yields:

and we are done!
disclaimer: also refer the attachment I did it first before answering the question