By AAS congruency the two triangles are congruent
The correct answer is
<span>D. The number of degrees in its supplement
The size of the sides and the rotation is irrelevant and would still keep the angle having the same size. The number of degrees in the supplement decides how big an angle is because the larger the supplementary angle the smaller the angle we're observing will be, and vice versa.</span>
We are given :
Let's find the percent increase with the help of formula:
Ok sooooooooooo
Lets say your two fractions are
13/26 and 20/40
you can divide the bottom number by the top one and if you get the same answer for both then they are equivalent. For these you get 2 for both, which means they are equivalent.
another example would be if your fractions are
2/5 and 4/10
You can say well 2*2 equals 4 And 5*2 equals ten so these are equivalent fractions.
