No it is not possible example;
50 divided by 100 = 1/2 but,
100 divided by 50 = 2 :)
Answer:
32
Step-by-step explanation:
You must divide 288 by 18 and then double the answer you get.
Where are the triangles so I can compare to find the triangle congruence?
Our objective is to isolate n one side of the equation. The steps are as follows...
a=m-n
(Add n to both sides)
a+n=m-n+n
(The -n and +n cancel out, on the right side of the equation)
a+n=m
(Now subtract a from both sides)
a+n-a=m+a
(The +a and -a cancel out, on the right side of the equation)
n=m+a
The answer for this answer would be A
