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3 years ago

Help Please! Determine if the two triangles are congruent.

Mathematics

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serious [3.7K]3 years ago

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Answer:

The triangles are indeed congruent I know this because if you look at the lines on each side of the triangle they're the same. Another way I know it because They're both right angles. So, if you put them side by side they would be identical.

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<u> Manufacturer Relative Frequency </u>

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Honda: 107526/930865 = 0.116

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General Motors 0.242

Ford 0.208

Chrysler LLC 0.148

Toyota 0.177

Honda 0.116

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