translate, call the number, n
Eight more than (8+) twice a number increased by 3 (2(n+3)) is equal to (=) 79 (79)
8+2(n+3)=79
minus 8 both sides
2(n+3)=71
divide both sides by 2
n+3=35.5
minus 3 both sides
n=32.5
the number is 32.5
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Yes. For the triangles to be similar, all of the sides have to be proportionate to its corresponding side. If the ratio of one of the pairs sides of the triangles is 1:1, then all of the pairs of sides on the triangles have to also have a ratio of 1:1. Using this, according to SSS postulate, the two triangles are similar. With the given information, either both triangles are congruent, or they are not similar.
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If two [ parallel ] lines are cut by a [ transversal ], then the pairs of alternate exterior angles are congruent.
The symbol means that it is congruent.
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I believe it's three
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