Answer:
a. Alternate exterior angles.
b. <A and <B are congruent. This diagram involves a line intersecting two parallel lines, forming the congruent angles <A and <B on opposite sides of the transversal.
c. They are alternate exterior angles like <A and <B, but because it is not guaranteed that the transversal is intersecting parallel lines in this case, we cannot prove that <C and <D are congruent alternate exterior angles.
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150+67=217 woohoo it's 217 not 2000 sooo him and all boxes
Step-by-step explanation:
Claim: There's 14 Goats and 9 Chickens!!
Data:
Working with the Provided Information.
Let the Number of goats be x
let the Number of Chickens be y
x + y = 23..... (i)
Since the goat Possesses Two Pair of Legs... Which is a Total of 4 Legs... We say Let its Contribution be 4x.
The Chicken has Only a Pair Of Legs...Which is a total of 2 legs.... We say let its contribution be 2y
4x + 2y = 74 .....(ii)
BRINGING BOTH EQUATIONS TOGETHER.
x + y = 23
4x + 2y = 74
From Eqn i
x= 23 - y
Substitute into eqn ii
4(23 - y ) + 2y = 74
92 - 4y + 2y = 74
92 - 2y = 74
2y = 92 - 74
2y = 18
y= 9.
Substitute y into any of the eqns to get x
x + y = 23
x + 9=23
x = 23 - 9
x = 14
This simply proves that there are 14 Goats and 9 Chickens!!!.
HAVE A GREAT DAY!
Answer:
D. 3y+1
Step-by-step explanation:
The coefficient is the number in front of the variable
3y has a coefficient of 3
3 ( y-6) has a factor of 3 since it is multiplied by the other term ( y-6)
