Answer:
Please find attached a drawing of the triangles ΔRST and EFG showing the angles
The angle on ΔEFG that would prove the triangles are similar is ∠F = 25°
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to prove that two triangles are similar, two known angles of each the triangles need to be shown to be equal
Given that triangle ∠R and ∠S of triangle ΔRST are 95° and 25°, respectively, and that ∠E of ΔEFG is given as 90°, then the corresponding angle on ΔEFG to angle ∠S = 25° which is ∠F should also be 25°
Therefore, the angle on ΔEFG that would prove the triangles are similar is ∠F = 25°.
<1 = 123
60 + 63 = 123
180 - 123 = 57
180 n- 57 = 123
Triangle angle-sum theorem
Alternate exterior angles theorem (?)
Same side interior angles theorem
idk what the last one is about sorry
hope this helps
Answer:
113
Step-by-step explanation:
note: to find the circumference of a circle using the radius, you use this equation -- 2
r. since the radius is 18, you make the equation 2
18. that gets you 36
, which, if put into the calculator, is about 113.
I think this is the answer you are looking for