Answer:
what is the question
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
a ) 400 percent
b ) n = 25
c) n= 36
Step-by-step explanation:
Is means equals, of means multiply and percents need to be changed to decimals.
a) 120 is what percentage of 30
120 = P * 30
Divide each side by 30
120/30 =P* 30/30
4 = P
Multiply by 100 to give the percentage
4 * 100
400 percent
b) 30 is 120% of what number
30 = 1.2 * n
Divide each side by 1.2
30/1.2 = 1.2n/1.2
25 = n
c) what number is 30%of 120
n = .3 * 120
n =36
Answer:
first box (x): 10
second box (y): 12
Step-by-step explanation:
HIJ is a translation of HIJ
translation just means you move the whole thing without any rotations dialations ect just moving it
from the blue shape it is asking what do you have to do to the x and y to get to the purple shape
you have to go +_x and take away _y
when you add a digit to x it moves to the right
when you add a digit to y it goes one up
because the HIJ are equaly spaced it dosnt matter which one we choose cause it will have the same answer
im going to use J
on the blue J you can see the x value is -8
the purple J's value is 5
to get from -5 to 5 you add 10
-5+5=0
0+5=5
5+5=10
therefore the first box (x) is 10
same thing for the y value im going to use J again
blue y value of J is 7
purple y value of J is -5
their distance is 12
7-7=0
0-5=-5
7+5=12
second box (y) is 12
i hope this helps
Distance=speed times time
distance=30mi
speed=15mph
t=t
so
30=15 times t
divide both sides by 15
2=t
2 hours
<em>Congruent triangles</em> are two or more triangles with the same length of <u>sides</u> and measure of internal <u>angles</u>. Thus the <em>required</em> proof is as shown below:
From the given diagram, it can be <u>observed</u> that:
AB = AC (<em>similar</em> property of two lines)
AC = AE (<u>similar </u>property of two lines)
Also,
m<A is a <u>common</u> angle to ΔABC and ΔADE
So that it can be <em>concluded </em>that;
ΔABC ≅ ΔADE (Side-Angle-Side property)
Thus since ΔABC ≅ ΔADE are <u>congruent</u>, then;
BC = DE (<u>corresponding</u> sides of <em>congruent</em> triangles)
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