Congruence Properties
In earlier mathematics courses, you have learned concepts like the commutative or associative properties. These concepts help you solve many types of mathematics problems. There are a few properties relating to congruence that will help you solve geometry problems as well. These are especially useful in two-column proofs, which you will learn later in this lesson!
The Reflexive Property of Congruence
The reflexive property of congruence states that any shape is congruent to itself. This may seem obvious, but in a geometric proof, you need to identify every possibility to help you solve a problem. If two triangles share a line segment, you can prove congruence by the reflexive property.
Answer:
x=3
3 because what you do to one side you do to the other.
Answer:
22 rides
Step-by-step explanation:
Both the parks has a fixed cost (admission fee) and a variable cost (per ride cost). We can model 2 equations in "x" [let x be number of rides], equate them and find "x".
<u>Playland Park:</u>
Fixed Cost = 7
Variable Cost = 0.75x (in dollars)
Equation = 7 + 0.75x
<u>Funland Park:</u>
Fixed Cost = 12.50
Variable Cost = 0.50x (in dollars)
Equation = 12.50 + 0.50x
Now we equate and solve for x:
Hence,
the cost would be same for both parks for 22 rides
To find the answer, just divide 77 by 6. This gets you 12.83. (simplified) 12.83 is also your answer. I hope this helps!
True because log times A and B will also be logA and Log B
