We are given to lines XY and VW. Now we need to determine the expression that correctly states that these lines are congruent. One possibility to prove that they're congruent is if they are two separate lines and:
XA is congruent to VB,
AY is congruent to BW
XA + AY = XY
VB + BW = VW
Then we can conclude that if the statements above are true, XY and VW must be congruent to each other.
Another possibility is that they are two sides of an isosceles rectangle XYVW and are opposite sides of the rectangle. <span />
Answer:
5n-t/7
Step-by-step explanation:
The product of 5 and n puts them in the same category and product means times and your going to minus t divided by 7
Answer: m=−3
Step-by-step explanation: −40−2(3m+1/2)=7m−2
−40+(−2)(3m)+(−2)(1/2)=7m+−2
−40+−6m+−1=7m+−2
(−6m)+(−40+−1)=7m−2
−6m+−41=7m−2
−6m−41−7m=7m−2−7m
−13m−41+41=−2+41
−13m/−13=39/−13
m=−3
What mistake I guess Keith did make is he subtracted 2 from -39 which equaled to -37 which caused him divide -37 by 13 when it should have been 39 divided by 13 because he should have left 39 alone and not have subtracted 2 from it also it should not have been negative basically what I'm trying to say is that he did his division and subtraction wrong.
C. 118.2
1 and 2 make a complimentary angle, so 2=118.2
2 and 6 are corresponding, so angle 2=angle 6 (118.2 = 118.2)
Answer: -11y - 35x
Step-by-step explanation:
This problem utilizes the Distributive Property of Multiplication. It states that: a(x + y) = ax + ay.
Thus, utilizing this property (distributing -7), change the equation into:
3y - 35x - 14y
Then, simply combine like terms to get:
-11y - 35x
Hope it helps :) and let me know if you want me to elaborate.
