It very well could be, but not necessarily. What if q = 10, s = 8, and t = 6?
The statement is that q is less than s, and s is less than t (which therefore also means q is less than t).
However, when we substitute (replace) all the letters with the values we assigned them, we can find that the expression becomes:
10 < 8 < 6
This clearly isn’t right, as 10 is the greatest number there, and 8 is definitely less than 10 and greater than 6.
<BAX = <ADY
AB || CD Property of a square.
<BAX = Theta Naming an angle (doesn't need proof)
<BAX = <AZD Property of parallel lines
<ZDY = 90 - Theta Right angle triangle
<YDA = theta The two angles at D are complementary.
Which was what you were intended to prove.
Triangle DAY and ABX are Congruent.
You know this because you have two angles and a side that are equal. If two angles in a triangle are equal then the third angle is equal. You have AAS but you could easily make it into ASA. The key step is the one above.
Nice problem. Thanks for posting.
Answer:
B. L(1-0.15)
Step-by-step explanation:
15 % = 
L = Landen's time at the beach
Since Mateo spent 15% less => L - 15% of L => 
=>
Rearranging the equation shows that <span>a=9.5</span><span> (or </span><span>9<span>12</span></span><span>).</span>
Answer:
the answer is 43-43x
Step-by-step explanation:
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