That's false. If they share a congruent angle and the sides adjacent to it are
also congruent, then the triangles are also congruent. In order for them to be
similar, all that's necessary besides the congruent angle is that each side
adjacent to it be in the <em>same ratio</em> between the two triangles.
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Answer: 5.5 which is choice B</h3>
Have a look at the diagram I posted below. I marked on your image to add in another angle. This angle is also 20 degrees because of congruent alternate interior angles (horizontal lines are parallel). This angle I add in is the reference angle of the triangle
opposite the reference angle is the vertical side x
adjacent to the reference angle is the horizontal side 15
We'll use the tangent rule. Make sure your calculator is in degree mode.
tan(angle) = opposite/adjacent
tan(20) = x/15
15*tan(20) = x <<-- multiply both sides by 15
x = 15*tan(20)
x = 5.45955 <<--- use calculator; this is approximate
x = 5.5 <<--- round to one decimal place
Answer:
10.) A
11.) D
12.) B
13.) C
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
1
cups of strawberries
Step-by-step explanation:
To find how much you will need for 2 pies, multiply 4/5 by 2:
4/5(2)
= 8/5
Simplify this to a mixed number:
= 1 
So, you will need 1
cups of strawberries to make 2 pies