Answer:
S and U are centres of the respective circles.
a. Three radii of Circle S : SU , SR , ST
(Lines from the centre of the circle to its circumference)
b.Three radii of Circle U : US , UR , UT
(Lines from the centre of the circle to its circumference)
c.The radii of the two circles are equal to each other as they are congruent to each other.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
yes congruent, by AAS
the angles are stating , w/ the little red lines that they are the same.. so we know two angles of the triangles are the same, and we also know that one side touching is the same. so yes.. AAS.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Our equations are

Let us understand the term Discriminant of a quadratic equation and its properties
Discriminant is denoted by D and its formula is

Where
a= the coefficient of the 
b= the coefficient of 
c = constant term
Properties of D: If D
i) D=0 , One real root
ii) D>0 , Two real roots
iii) D<0 , no real root
Hence in the given quadratic equations , we will find the values of D Discriminant and evaluate our answer accordingly .
Let us start with

Hence we have two real roots for this equation.


Hence we do not have any real root for this quadratic

Hence D>0 and thus we have two real roots for this equation.

Hence we have one real root to this quadratic equation.
Answer: the expression 12f + 24 represents 12 times a quantity, added to 24.
Expplanation.
The <em>expression 12f + 24</em> is an algebraic <em>expression</em>, especifically a first degree binomial; this is, a polynomial of two terms, whose maximum power is 1.
The algebraic expressions are used to <em>represent</em> word statements in mathematical language.
You can analyze each term of the expression and then tell what the total expresssion represents:
- The first term <em>12f</em>, where f is a variable with degree 1 (the exponent of the variable), <em>represents</em> the multiplication of a quantity (represented by the variable f) by 12.
- 24 is the constant term, it <em>represents</em> an constand addend.
- Hence, the total <em>expression represents</em> the multiplication of a quantity by 12, and, after the multplication is done, added with 24.
Hello there,
So we are trying to find out is the angle ∠BAC in degrees.
So what we are going to do is. . .25- (2x-10)°.
That answer would be -2x+35.
So ∠BAC= -2x+35°.Hope this helps.
~Jurgen