Answer:
1. Yes
2. They could change the 60° angle into a different one.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Two triangles are the same if they share two side lengths with the same angle between them.
2. Since the triangles are equal if they share two side lengths with the same angle between them, if they changed the angle between 3 and 5, it'd no longer be the same triangle.
A)Theorem. every theorem can be proved.
Answer:
$2,980
Step-by-step explanation:
Mortgage points is a term used by a mortgage brokers and it is usually referred to the percentage of the loan amount.
From the given question:
Felicia decided to purchase 2 points in order to lower her interest rate on her $149,000 mortgage
the 2 points that Felicia purchased is equivalent to 2% i.e 0.02 points
Thus; the additional money she need to bring to closing is calculated by the formula:
cost = points × loan amount
= 0.02 × $149,000
= $2,980
Answer:
d
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that diagonals bisect angles of a rhombus, meaning that they split the angles of two equal parts, that opposite angles are equal, and that the angles of a quadrilateral, such as a rhombus, add up to 360 degrees.
Looking at the drawing I uploaded, and taking into account that diagonals bisect angles of a rhombus, we can say that angle x = y and z = 5x-18
Next, given that opposite angles are equal, we can say that angle B = angle D and angle A = angle C. Therefore,
A+B+C+D= 360 (as the angles of a quadrilateral add up to 360)
A + B + A + B = 360 (plugging in A for C and B for D)
2 ( A + B) = 360
A + B = 180
x + y + z + 5x - 18 = 180 (plugging x+y in for A, and z+5x-18 in for B, as x and y make up A and z and 5x-18 make up B)
x+x+5x-18+5x-18 = 180 (because x=y and z=5x-18)
2(x+5x-18) = 180
divide both sides by 2
x+5x-18=90
6x-18=90
add 18 to both sides
6x=108
divide both sides by 6
x = 18
Answer:
No, B is not the midpoint of segment AC because segment of AB is 2 cm longer then segment BC
Step-by-step explanation:
See Above Image