(4,1) because it is the ordered pair that passes through the line
First, subtract px2 from both sides.
Now you have:
x3 - px2 = (1 - p) x1
Next, divide both sides by (1 - p)
So now you have
x3 - px2/(1 - p) = x1
...as your final answer
*You can decide if you want to leave the parenthesis in your final answer, I left them there so it could be visible where I put them. :)
Answer:
1: AAS, RQC 2: ASA, SRP
Step-by-step explanation:
(1) We are shown that two angles and one side are congruent in the order of AAS. Make sure you write the letters in terms of the corresponding angles. The angles and sides are congruent because the problem labels it for us. For example, B,A,C=R,Q,S. Answers: AAS, RQC.
(2) We are shown that two angles and one side are congruent in the order of ASA. Make sure you write the letters in terms of the corresponding angles again. For example, P,Q,R=P,S,R. The angles are congruent because the problem labels it for us. Side PR is congruent to side PR by reflexive property. Answers: ASA, SRP.
I hope this helped :) Good luck
Answer:
False
Step-by-step explanation: