<span>from least to greatest
</span><span>D.) 3/5, 2/3, 5/7</span>
Answer:
Part A none
Part B drawn
Step-by-step explanation:
Suppose the transversal intersects a pair of parallel lines it creates two pairs of alternate exterior angles.
Now if we look at the first figure we find that the alternate exterior angle 1 and 4 are equal . Also 3 and 2 are equal.
But <1 and < 2 are not equal . They are supplementary angles. Their sum is equal to 180 degrees.
Similarly angles 3 and4 are supplementary angles.
This situation does not support Ricky's claim. So you will select none in part A.
Now in part B we see that angle 5 &8 are equal and 6 & 7 are congruent.
This refutes Ricky's claims and this can be proved mathematically.
Angles 5 & 6 are supplementary angles. Similarly 7 & 8 are supplementary therefore they cannot be equal as they are unequal and a transversal is drawn not a perpendicular.
Please see attached:
Probability is approximately: 0.256
He multiplied rather than dividing.

Hope this helps!
Solution
Problem 6
For this case we can do this:
12, 16,__, 14, 8, 7
We can solve for x like this:


Problem 7
F