Hi,
<span>Miranda
bought some apples and oranges at the store for fruit salad. Owen
bought three times as many apples and twice as many oranges. Miranda has
5 fruits in her bag, but Owen has 12 fruits in his bag. How many apples
did Miranda purchase?
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<span></span>Derive two simultaneous equations a + o = 5 and 3a + 2o = 12
make a = 5 - o substitute in 2nd equation and you find o = 3
Miranda buys 2 apples.
i have no ideaaaaa HAHAHAHA
Answer:
On the diagram, construct lines BY, XY and DY.
Now, consider triangles ΔXBY and ΔXDY. We can say that these triangles are congruent by the SAS postulate (they share side XY, XY bisects ∠BYD so ∠BYX=∠DYX, and BY=DY=radius). If they're congruent, their sides are the same so BX=DX.
BX=DX
AB+radius = CD +radius
AB=CD
-7pi
2 I searched this up on a math app if it’s wrong im sorry:/