SAS, SSS, SSA all prove the congruency of the two triangles.
22.9 is the closest but not exact. It was probably rounded off.
I used the formula: leg^2+leg^2=hypotenuse^2
(You can use that formula for any right triangle.)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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I understand that there are only 4 cards and then the player draw a card out of the 4 cards, replace it so the second draw is still out of the 4 cards
<u>How many ways can you draw two cards?</u>
as the first card is replaced, this is 4*4=16
so there is 16 possibles ways
hearts hearts
hearts clubs
hearts diamonds
hearts spades
clubs hearts
clubs clubs
clubs diamonds
clubs spades
diamonds hearts
diamonds clubs
diamonds diamonds
diamonds spades
spades hearts
spades clubs
spades diamonds
spades spades
<u>out of these 16 ways, how many have same colour for both cards?</u>
I assume that there are only two colours Red and Black, so we can have
only 8 ways so the first probability is 8/16 = 1/2
<u>out of these 16 ways, how many are red ace first and black ace?</u>
There are 4 ways so the probability is 4/16 = 1/4
hope this helps
What do we know about those two lines?
They are perpendicular, meaning they have the same slope.
We know the slope of both is not zero (neither is vertical).
Therefore either
1) Both slopes are positive and therefore the product is positive
2) Both slopes are negative and therefore the product is positive (minus by a minus is a plus)
For the y intercepts, we know that the line P passes through the origin.
Therefore its Y intercept is zero.
[draw it if this is not obvious and ask where does it cross the y axis]
Therefore the Y intercept of line K and line P is zero.
[anything multiplied by a zero is a zero]
So we know that the product of slopes is positive, and we know that the product of Y intercepts is zero.
So the product of slopes must be greater.
Answer A
