

We could solve for 'x' in the 2nd equation and then plug that into the first equation for 'x' and solve for 'y':

Subtract 6y to both sides:

Divide -2 to both sides:

Plug in 3y + 17 for 'x' in the first equation:


Distribute 5:

Combine like terms:

Subtract 85 to both sides:

Divide 17 to both sides:

This is the y-coordinate of the solution.
Answer:
<h3>
∠ABC≅∠DEF
</h3><h3>
∠BCA≅∠EFD
</h3><h3>
∠CAB≅∠FDE
</h3><h3>
AB≅DE, BC≅EF, CA≅FD</h3>
Step-by-step explanation:
To rotate point A 180° about the origin (point O) we draw a line from that point (A) throu the origin, measure the distance from the point A to the origin, and then measure the same distance on the other side of the origin to get rotated point. Mark it. The angle at the rotated point will be congruent to ∠A
The same goes for points B and C
Angles at pair of given and rotated point are congruent.
Sides of triangle are congruent if they lay between two congruent angles.