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Answer:
the lines are perpendicular
Step-by-step explanation:
You can tell something by looking at the differences of coordinates:
B-A = (6-2, -11-5) = (4, -16) . . . . . Δy/Δx = -16/4 = -4
D-C = (-1-3, 9-10) = (-4, -1) . . . . . Δy/Δx = -1/-4 = 1/4
The product of the slopes of these lines is (-4)(1/4) = -1, so ...
the lines are perpendicular
Answer:
<h2>b = 15°</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
If Pq = RQ then ΔPQR is the isosceles triangle. The angles QPR and PRQ have the same measures.
We know: The sum of the measures of the angeles in the triangle is equal 180°. Therefore we have the equation:
m∠QPR + m∠PRQ + m∠RQP = 180°
We have
m∠QPR = m∠PRQ and m∠RQP = 60°
Therefore
2(m∠QPR) + 60° = 180° <em>subtract 60° from both sides</em>
2(m∠QPR) = 120° <em>divide both sides by 2</em>
m∠QPR = 60° and m∠PRQ = 60°
Therefore ΔPRQ is equaliteral.
ΔPSR is isosceles. Therefore ∠SPR and ∠PRS are congruent. Therefore
m∠SPR = m∠PRS
In ΔAPS we have:
m∠SPR + m∠PRS + m∠RSP = 180°
2(m∠SPR) + 90° = 180° <em>subtract 90° from both sides</em>
2(m∠SPR) = 90° <em>divide both sides by 2</em>
m∠SPR = 45° and m∠PRS = 45°
m∠PRQ = m∠PRS + b
Susbtitute:
60° = 45° + b <em>subtract 45° from both sides</em>
15° = b
The surface of the triangle count formula
A = b*h*1/2
A - area
b - base
c - height
The 1st triangle
A₁ = b₁*h = 6in * 8in *1/2= 24in²
The 2nd triangle
A₂ b₂*h = 10in * 8in*1/2 = 40in²
The total area of the two triangles is 24in² + 40in² = 64 square inches
The additional true statement that would need to be given in order to state the conclusion using the law of detachment is 49,700 is divisible by 100.
<h3 /><h3>What is law of detachment?</h3>
Law of detachment states that if a facts is true and its hypothesis is true, then its conclusion is true.
For instance,
Statement A: If there's an increase in Mr Charles salary.
Statement B: Mr Charles buys bicycle for his son.
This means Mr Charles buying bicycle for his son is true because of the increase in income.
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