Answer:
D. Yes by SAS Similarity Postulate
Step-by-step explanation:
This is the answer because if you flip triangle LNM around to shape the DEF. Then you will see that:
1. angle D is congruent to angle L
2. angle E is congruent to angle N
3. angle F is congruent to angle M
4. angle E and N are both 90 degrees
Because (DE and LN) and (MN and FE) are similar and (E and N) are 90 degrees, then we do not need (FD and ML) to tell if triangle DEF and triangle LNM is similar or not. They are similar.
We next need to figure out if the triangles are similar by SSS (Side-side-side) Similarity Postulate or SAS (side-angle-side) Similarity Postulate. The SAS Similarity Postulate states that if you have 2 similar sides and 1 congruent angle, then the two shapes are similar. Right now we have 2 similar sides in (DE and LN) and (MN and FE) and 1 congruent angle that are both 90 degrees. This follows all the rules of the SAS Similarity Postulate, so that means that these two triangles are similar by SAS Similarity Postulate.
Answer:
no (n+1)^2 equals n^2+2n+1
Step-by-step explanation:
because the exponent makes it so you multiply n+1 and n+1
Answer:
135
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that :
Total score obtained by Peter, Jan and Maxim = 269
Let :
Peter's score = x
Jan's score = y
Maxim's score = z
x + y + z = 269
x > (y + z)
For x to be greater Than y + z ;
Then x > (269 / 2) ; x > 134.5
The least possible x score is 135
Hence, Peter's least possible score is 135.
Answer:
1/x+5
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Rewrite 3x as a difference
x-2/x^2 + 5x-2 - 10
2. Factor out x from the equation, then factor out -2.
x-2/ x+(x+5) - 2(x+5)
3. Factor out x+5 from the expression
x-2/ (x+5)(x-2)
4. Reduce the fraction with x-2
x-2 / (x+5) x-2
1/x+5
