12 not sure if it's true or not.
Answer:
The answer to your question is the first option
Step-by-step explanation:
Original expression
-3/8 (-4 + 1/2)
First option -3/8 (-4) + (3/8)(1/2) This option is not equivalent because
they forgot the negative sign of the
second term.
Second option (-3/8)(-4) + (-3/8)(1/2) This option is equivalent to the
original. Distributive property
Third option (-3/2)(-3 1/2) This option is equivalent to the original
Fourth option (-3/8)(-3) + (-3/8)(-1/2) This option is equivalent to the original
<span>Given: Rectangle ABCD
Prove: ∆ABD≅∆CBD
Solution:
<span> Statement Reason
</span>
ABCD is a parallelogram Rectangles are parallelograms since the definition of a parallelogram is a quadrilateral with two pairs of parallel sides.
Segment AD = Segment BC The opposite sides of a parallelogram are Segment AB = Segment CD congruent. This is a theorem about the parallelograms.
</span>∆ABD≅∆CBD SSS postulate: three sides of ΔABD is equal to the three sides of ∆CBD<span>
</span><span>Given: Rectangle ABCD
Prove: ∆ABC≅∆ADC
</span>Solution:
<span> Statement Reason
</span>
Angle A and Angle C Definition of a rectangle: A quadrilateral
are right angles with four right angles.
Angle A = Angle C Since both are right angles, they are congruent
Segment AB = Segment DC The opposite sides of a parallelogram are Segment AD = Segment BC congruent. This is a theorem about the parallelograms.
∆ABC≅∆ADC SAS postulate: two sides and included angle of ΔABC is congruent to the two sides and included angle of ∆CBD
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Vector d can be represented as :
Vector c can be represented as :
we have to create vector d from vector c
So, let's assume a vector x, such that sum of vector x and vector c equals to vector d
Henceforth, in order to get vector d, we need to add (-6i - 6j) in vector c
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