Here we can change the variables to real numbers, just to make things easier for us. For the sake of calculation, let’s say that x=10, y=6, and z=1.
So, y years from now, Yann will be x years old. If we plug in our randomly chosen numbers, we get that Yann will be 10 years old 6 years from now. This means that today, he would be x-y years old, or 10-6, so 4 years old today.
Next we ask how old he was z years ago, or in this case, 1 year ago. We know that if you’re 4 years old now, you were 3 years old last year. In other words, you’re 4-1 years old, or x-y-z years old.
Your answer is x-y-z.
B, C, and D are all correct.
Answer:
the answer is D
Step-by-step explanation:
makes sense...
I genuinely don't know what the point is of the table, where do you use it for?
Because all 3 sides are given for both triangles you can use the SSS theorem
