Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
From the figure attached,
If the figures shown are congruent (Equal in shape and size), length of all the sides must be equal.
Therefore, sides sides CD and GH must be equal in measures.
Distance between the two points
and
is given by,
d = 
Length of the side CD having ends C(-4, 4) and D(0, 5) will be,
CD = 
CD = 
= 
Length of GH having ends G(0, -4) and H(4, -5) will be,
GH = 
= 
= 
Therefore, m(CD) = m(GH)
Similarly, we can prove all corresponding sides of two figures equal in measure.
This shows ABCD ≅ EFGH.
Answer:
The third answer: x+1
Step-by-step explanation:
Remember when writing roots, the signs are backwards. This is because you start with (x-__) and fill in the root.
So for x = -1, it'll be written as (x+1) [aka (x- -1)]
For x = -3, it'll be written as (x+3)
For x = 5, it'll be written as (x-5)
The only answer that is one of these is the the third answer
Answer: C, 9 units
Step-by-step explanation:
(-4, -3) is new point
Antti entered a -kilometer race. His goal is to finish in one hour. He starts off sprinting, and completes the first kilometers of the race at an average speed of kilometers per hour.
To achieve his goal of a one-hour finish time, what average speed (in kilometers per hour) must Antti maintain for the last kilometers of the race?
Enter your answer as a number in decimal form, without units.Hint(s):