Option B
7569 number of people are going to vote for the other candidate
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
Given that candidate took a phone poll of 110 people
Of the 110 people polled, 87 said they would vote for the other person
There are 9570 people in the district
You can set up this problem like a proportion
Let "x" be the number of people who would vote for the other candidate
To solve proportions, you cross-multiply. This means you multiply the numerator by the other denominator, and the denominator by the other numerator
832590 = 110x
x = 7569
Thus 7569 number of people are going to vote for the other candidate
NOOOOO! Integers are whole numbers, so there are none between 0 and 1. Now, whether or not there are any numbers at all between 0 and 1 is a whole different story... :)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If triangle MAS ≅ triangle TAR, the statement that could be false is letter <span>B) segment MA ≅ segment SA.
This can be false because these two congruent triangles can be 2 scalene triangles. So, segment M</span>A can never be equal to segment SA. This can be true though, if and only if these triangles are isosceles triangles where 2 sides are equal. (See attached file to fully understand).
If you mean intersecting lines then...
