Answer:
A.
Step-by-step explanation:
We can use a system of equations in order to solve for both of the numbers. Let's start off by assigning variables to each number. The bigger number can be 'x', and the smaller number can be 'y'.
We can make two equations from the given:
x = 18 + y
("One number is 18 more than another number")
x + y = 36
("The sum of the numbers is 36")
If you look at the first equation, the variable 'x' already has a value (18 + y). We can input its value into the second equation in order to solve for y:
x + y = 36
(18 + y) + y = 36
18 + 2y = 36
2y = 18
y = 9
Input the value of 'y' into the first equation:
x = 18 + y
x = 18 + 9
x = 27
<u>One number is 27 and the other number number is 9.</u>
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- breezyツ
This question is difficult to give a definite answer to because it's an approximation, but I estimate the solutions to be around x = 2.6 and x = -2.6.
When they ask for solutions of the graphed function they are asking for an approximation of where the graph intercepts the x-axis, and we can see it kind of intercepts in the middle of 2 and 3, except slightly closer to 3, which is why I estimated 2.6.
The graph also appears to be symmetrical, which means the solutions will be the same except one would be negative and one would be positive, which means the second solution would be -2.6.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions :)
Question 1:
"Match" the letters
DE are the last two letters of BCDE
The last two letters of OPQR is QR
DE is congruent to QR
Question 2:
Blank 3: Reflexive property (shared side)
Blank 4: SSS congruence of triangles (We have 3 sets of congruent sides)
Question 3:
I'm guessing those two numbers are 7.
Since both are 7, AB and AE are congruent.
We know that all the other sides are congruent because it is given.
We also know that there is a congruent angle in each triangle.
Thus, the two triangles are congruent by SAS or SSS.
(Note: I couldn't prove this without the two "7"s because there is no such thing as SSA congruence)
Have an awesome day! :)
It is. 7.17285714285714 you can stop at the thousands
