Answer:
Please see the attached picture for the full solution.
*From the 4th line of the 1st image, you could also expand it using
(a +b)²= a² +2ab +b² and
(a -b)²= a² -2ab +b².
When squaring a fraction, square both the denominator and numerator.
➣(a/b)²= a²/b²
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
i.e. first to fifth
Required
Determine number of selection
1st position = Any of the 30 students
2nd position = Any of the 29 students
3rd position = Any of the 28 students
4th position = Any of the 27 students
5th position = Any of the 26 students
Number of selection is then calculated as:
Answer: 594336
Step-by-step explanation: Because of google
Answer:
Do the Division first.
Step-by-step explanation:
If you remember PEMDAS, or BOMDAS if you prefer, division and multiplication comes before addition and subtraction.
x, in this case, would equal -27. (-27 ÷ 3 = -9) then add 10
(-9 + 10 = 1)
Answer:
a. D and E are similar but not congruent.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's analyse each statement and determine which is true about the 3 given quadrilaterals:
a. "D and E are similar but not congruent." TRUE.
D is similar to E because, every segment of D is proportional to the corresponding segments of E. The ratio of their corresponding segments are equal.
D and E are not congruent because their segments are not of equal length. Thus, they have the same shape but different sizes.
b. "E and F are similar and congruent." NOT TRUE.
E and F has the same size, hence they are congruent. However, they are not similar, because they don't have the same shape. Their corresponding lengths are not proportional.
c. "D and E are similar and congruent." NOT TRUE.
Since statement (a) is TRUE, statement (c) cannot be true.
D and E are similar because they have the same shape and the ratio of their corresponding sides are the same. D and E are not congruent, because they are not of the same size.
d. "F and D are similar but not congruent." NOT TRUE.
F and D has the same size but the ratio of their corresponding sides are not the same.
