2 1/4 as you need two more miles and 1 quotr to make it to 5 miles
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Definitely we can't prove that triangle DFG is congruent to MNP. The reason is because the angles that are congruent don't match the corresponding vertex, that is, the corresponding vertices of these triangles are as follows:
D is corresponding to M
F is corresponding to N
G is corresponding to P
But the angle we know in the first triangle lies on vertex D while on the second triangle the angle lies on vertex P but it should lies on vertex M, so we'd prove they are congruent by Side-Angle-Side Postulate (SAS).
Answer:
A. 
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Step-by-step explanation:
of the students wore shorts.
of the students wore jeans.
Converting the fractions of the students who wore shorts and jeans respectively;
= 0.25
= 0.25
This means that the ratio of students who wore shorts is the same as that of students who wore jeans.
i.e =
The equation that represents the graph is y = |x - 2|
