Answer:
The SAS rule states that two triangles are similar if the ratio of their corresponding two sides is equal and also, the angle formed by the two sides is equal. Side-Side-Side (SSS) rule: Two triangles are similar if all the corresponding three sides of the given triangles are in the same proportion.
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the difference, we are going to destroy the parenthesis first, and then, we are going to perform the operations. Remember that to destroy a parenthesis preceded by a negative sign (-), you should change the signs of the factors inside the parenthesis:


Now we can factor both numerator and denominator and simplify:

We can conclude that the difference in simplest form is:
Since vertical angles are equal you can put the same value to the opposite angles. Also, you were given a supplementary angle which are two angles added to 180 degrees. Of those 180 you were given 100. The angle next to the 100 degrees has a value of 80. With all this, you add all the angles together and put it equal to 180 which is what the angles of a triangle add up to. Then you combine like terms to get the value of X and just replace it for x. After that you just multiply and then add.
The tablecloth has 42" diameter.
Add 8" at each end of the diameter to get 42" + 8" + 8" = 58".
The tablecloth has 58" diameter.
The radius is half the diameter.
Radius = diameter/2 = 58"/2 = 29".
Answer: The radius of the tablecloth is 29".