I think it’s the second one sorry if i’m wrong
No its not possible I cant explain right now because I'm in class but I will later
Angle A and angle B are congruent, because they are on a line, and if the middle angle is in the middle, then the two outer angles would be congruent.
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The amount invested by Mr.Smith in 5% is $240 .
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
We have , Mr. Smith invests a certain amount of money at 8% and twice as much at 5%. If his annual income from the two investments is $720 . Let us suppose that Mr.Smith invest $x so :
Amount of money invested in 5% is
. And, amount of money invested in 8% is twice that of 5% i.e.
.
Now, total investment is $720 so,
+(
) = $720
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The amount invested by Mr.Smith in 5% is
i.e.
. ∴ The amount invested by Mr.Smith in 5% is $240 .
Answer:
Depends
Step-by-step explanation:
IF Line KM is an angle bisector of K & a line bisector of JL, then JKL is an isosceles triangle (that is, if only JK and JL are congruent, and KL is not congruent to the other 2 sides).
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