9514 1404 393
Answer:
ASA
Step-by-step explanation:
Two angles and a side are marked congruent. <em>The side is between the two angles</em>.
The congruence theorems are abbreviated using S for "side" and A for "angle". The order matters.
AAS means Angle-Angle-Side, two congruent angles with a side that is not between them.
ASA means Angle-Side-Angle, two congruent angles with a side that IS between them. That is the case we have here.
The appropriate choice is ASA.
15 5/9 °C
Put 60 where F is in the equation and do the arithmetic.
... C = (5/9)(60 -32) = (5/9)(28) = 140/9
... C = (135 +5)/9 = 15 5/9
a≤9
g + 2/3 -6
20
u add 13+7 and that gives you 20, so if you subtract 20 and 7 that gives you 13
