The circles B and D are similar since the radius of the former is as twice as the radius of the latter.
<h3>Are the two circles shown in the figure similar?</h3>
By geometry we know that circles are defined by only one characteristic: radius. If two circles are similar, then the radii must be <em>different</em>. After a quick look at the figure, we conclude that the radii are 
and 
. Hence, the circles B and D are similar since the radius of the former is as twice as the radius of the latter.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
-3x+10=21
-3x=21-10
-3x=11
x=11/-3
x=- 11/3
If you would like to know the volume of the cube, you can calculate this using the following steps:
volume = length * width * height
volume = 1 * 1 * 1
volume = 1
The volume of a cube is 1.
So 2/7 cookies on Monday
n 1/3 more on Tuesday
so we are going to fine Tuesday's amount , to find what fraction did Gail sell on the two days
so
2/7 + 1/3
find lCM which is 21
u add and get 13/21
so
31/21+2/7=19/21
X + y = 12 / x (-45);
Then, -45x - 45y = -540;
We have 80x + 45y = 645 and
-45x - 45y = -540
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35x = 105;
Finally, x = 105÷35;
x = 3;
y = 12 - 3;
y = 9;
