Answer:
Evening walk is shorter.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given that a nature center offers 2 guided walks. The morning walk is two-third mile. The evening walk is three-sixths mile. We are asked to find the shorter walk.
Let us compare both fractions by making the same denominator.




Upon making common denominator, we can see that two-thirds are equal to four sixths.
Since three-sixths is less than four-sixths, therefore, evening walk is shorter.
We will draw two rectangles, one with 6 sub-parts and other with three sub-parts.
We will shade 2 parts out of 3 sub-parts to represent 2/3 and shade 3 parts out of 6 sub-parts to represent 3/6.
Then we will further divide three sub-parts into 6 sub-parts as shown in the diagram that will represent 4/6.
Answer: So lets say that the width is w. The length(L) is 4 meters greater than 3 times the width. 3 times the width would be 3w, and then 4 meters greater than that would be 3w+4. You have two widths and two lengths to a rectangle that must add up to equal 72. So 2w + 2L =72. But remember that one L equals 3w+4
2(w) + 2(3w+4) = 72
2w+6w+8=72
8w+8=72
8w=64
w=8
L=3w+4
L=3(8)+4
L=24+4
L=28
So the dimensions are 8 meters by 28 meters
To check 2(8)+2(28)=72
Answer and Step-by-step explanation: Congruent triangles are triangles with the same three sides and same three angles.
There many ways to determine if 2 triangles are congruent.
One of them is <u>ASA</u> or <u>Angle, Side, Angle</u> and it means that if two angles and the included side of one triangle are equal to the corresponding angles and side on the other triangle, they are congruent.
In this case, angle MRQ and angle NQR are equal. The included side of both triangles are the same QR, so it can be concluded that <em><u>triangle QNR is congruent to triangle RMQ.</u></em>
The image in the attachment shows the angles and their included side, which are colored.
The sequence is increasing by the previous number multiplied by negative 3 (x -3). With this information, the correct answer would be A. -648, 1944, 5832