Answer:
Yes, they are congruent
Step-by-step explanation:
They are congruent because they both have same length sides
We have to compare diameters and arrange them in order smallest to greatest
We can see units for option A and B are in square inches so they represents area. So first we will find diameter from area using formula

so for choice (A) area is given as
. So plug this in A place in formula and then solve for radius r




3731.76 = r
So screw A will have
inches
Similarly for choice (E) area is 
so again plug in formula





2.13201 = r
So screw E will have
inches
So diameters of all screws are as follows:
Screw A: 7463.52 inches
Screw B: 1.5 inches
Screw C:
inches
Screw D: 0.25 inches
Screw E: 4.26402 inches
Comparing all numbers 7463.52, 1.5, 1.875, 0.25, 4.26402 we can see that smallest number is 0.25, then comes 1.5, then 1.875 and then 4.26402 and then 7463.52
So order from least to greatest will be screw D (0.25), B(1.5), C(1.875), E (4.26402), A (7463.52).
So thats the order D,B,C,E,A and the final answer
In order to graph these, you need to understand the X and Y axis.
The X-Axis contains the first number in your ordered pair, and goes left, right (horizontally) for example the first ordered pair you have.
(2,5 1/2). To do this, move 2 spaces to the right on your X-axis. now go 5 and a half spaces up, and plot the point.
(-2 1/2, 0.5) For this one, you move 2 and a half spaces to the left on the X-axis, and half a space up. put a point there.
(3.5, -4 1/2) move 3 and a half spaces to the right on your X-axis, and go 4 and a half spaces down. put a point there.
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Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
i know this is correct
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