Answer:
Ramiro is correct.
You cannot identify congruent triangles with only angles Angle-Angle-Angle is not one of the rules of congruence. They could have different sizes with the same angles which doesn't makes them congruent. They are similar though. Once you find the missing angles with the equations 62+39+C=180 and 39+79+X=180 the corresponding angles are congruent. So the triangles are not congruent, but are similar.
Answer:
x = 39.1
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the mean, add up all the data points and then divide by the number of data points
(31.7+ 42.8+ 26.4+ x)/4 = 35
Multiply each side by 4
(31.7+ 42.8+ 26.4+ x)/4*4 = 35*4
(31.7+ 42.8+ 26.4+ x) = 140
Combine like terms
100.9+x = 140
Subtract 100.9 from each side
x = 140-100.9
x = 39.1
Angle 1 = 30°
Angle 2 = 90°
⇒ Angle 3 = 60°
So, it's right triangle. We can set the length of one side and get all other sides.
So, we have 1 triangle. If there are 2 or more triangles with the same data, all the triangles will be congruent because of : <span>Two triangles are </span><span>congruent if </span>"<span>ASA: Two interior angles and the included side in a triangle have the same measure and length, respectively, as those in the other triangle</span><span>.</span>"
Answer:
0.2700
Step-by-step explanation:
-Notice that this is a binomial distribution with p=0.52, n=4 and x=3.
-The formula for the binomial probabilities is given as:
The probability than in 4, exactly 3 order their food on the go is:
Hence, the probability that exactly 3 order their food on the go is 0.2700
Answer: p = 0.56
Step-by-step explanation: from the question, probability she passed the first course = 0.7
Probability she passed the second course = 0.8
Probability she passes both courses means probability she passes the first course "and" probability she passes the second course.
Probability she pass both courses = 0.7 * 0.8 = 0.56
Note that "and" in probability means multiplication.
