The first pair of triangles are similar.
Triangle ABC is similar to Triangle PQR.
I used the SSS theorem of congruency.
( side - side - side) since I knew the sides were equal I knew that they were congruent.
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The second pair of triangles are similar too.
Triangle ABC is similar to Triangle DEF.
I also used the SSS theorem of congruency.
Since I knew what the sides were, I did some calculations and they all equalled 6...
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I hope that helps you out!! Any more questions??
Axiom and postulates. They are considered to be self evident.
Answer:
Its 9
Step-by-step explanation:
The number next to the x its the slope when you have that form of a line
Answer:
blue one (c), not independent because P(A|B) ≠ P(A)
Step-by-step explanation:
Two events are independent of each other if you can mulitply them to get their intersection
To find the conditonal probability of two independent events you can use the following idea/formula
P(A|B)= (P(A)*P(B))/P(B) which simplifies to P(A) (so the probability of A given B when A and B are independent of each other is just the probability of A)
Now with the numbers we're given let's find P(A|B)
.24/.9= .26666666666667
Because this is not equal to .3 (or P(A)) the answer must be the blue one
This answer is 76 let me know if I’m wrong