C. Two pairs of corresponding angles will lock in the 3rd angel and triangles will be similar
Having two pairs of corresponding sides does not guarantee similar triangles. See the attachment.
99=3/8g+2+12g+2
-4 -2 -2
95=3/8g+12g
95=12(3/8)g
(Divide both sides by 12(3/8))
2.96875=x
Or 3
Let h represent the height of the building. Then the difference between the two angle measurement locations is
.. h/tan(39°) -h/tan(50°) = 300 ft
.. h = (300 ft)/(1/tan(39°) -1/tan(50°))
.. h ≈ 758 ft
The height of the building is about 758 feet.
Answer:
Substitution Property
Step-by-step explanation:
So we know that:
And we also know that:
And by using a specific property, we get that:
Essentially, we <em>substituted</em> B for A.
So, this is an example of the substitution property, where if two sides/angles are congruent, we can substitute them for each other.
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