Answer:
5 power points
Step-by-step explanation:
The graph shows the unit measurement as 5 power points for one goblin so that is the correct answer.
Let's go through the choices.
A. HL, hypotenuse-leg. Yes we have a right triangle with congruent hypotenuse and leg which gives us congruent triangles, CHECK
B. HA, hypotenuse actute. Yes we have a right triangle witha congruent hypotenuse and acute angle, so congruent triangles, CHECK.
C. LL. leg leg. We don't know HL=PE so we can't use this theorem here. NO.
D. SAS, side angle side. For this one we first have to prove angle HEL is congruent to angle PME which is easily done with the Triangle Angle theorem (two congruent angles means three congruent angles) and then we can use SAS because then we have congruent sides and a congruent included angle. This one's a judgement call, I'll say NO because of the two steps.
E. AAS. Angle Angle Side, yes we have two congruent angles and a side. CHECK
F. ASA. Again we need an additional step before we conclude two angles and an included side are congruent. So again a judgement call, we'll go with NO.
Answer:
Extensive property
Step-by-step explanation:
The intensive properties does not depend on the amount of mass of the system or the size of the system, for example the density 
is a quantity that is already defined for the system, because the density of water is equal for a drop or for a pool of water.
In the case of extensive properties the value of them is proportional to the size or mass of the system. For example mass is an extensive property because depend on the amount of substance. Other example could be the enegy.
In the case of weigth is a quantity that depends on mass value, then weigth is an extensive property.
Part A)
The answer is b) this is qualitative because the responses are about whether people are satisfied or not, instead of something numeric.
Part B)
The answer is b) this is random because it represents a different person in the sample, and it is variable because people feel differently about their situations.
