This is the concept of geometry, for us to prove the similarity of angles we can use the following postulates:
SAS (side-angle-side)
ASA (Angle side Angle)
SSS (side side side)
AAS (Angle Angle side)
therefore, given that AAA is used to prove similarity, another postulate that can be used to strengthen the postulate is SAS, because we already have the angle sizes, adding more sides will make the prove even stronger since we shall have three corresponding angles plus wo corresponding sides.
Answer:
Difference of squares:
y^4−25
16x^2−81
Not difference of squares:
20m^2n^2−121
p^8−q^5
Step-by-step explanation:
y^4−25
(y²)² - 5²
16x^2−81
(4x)² - 9²
20m^2n^2−121
20 is not a perfect square
p^8−q^5
q⁵ is not a perfect square
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Answer:
4 kg : 12 kg : 20 kg
Step-by-step explanation:
The total number of "ratio units" is 1+3+5 = 9, so each of them represents ...
(36 kg)/9 = 4 kg
Multiplying the given ratio by 4 kg will show the appropriate division:
1(4 kg) : 3(4 kg) : 5(4 kg) = 4 kg : 12 kg : 20 kg
Yes. For example x=-1 and y=-1/2
Transversal is the awnser
