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If these hexagons are congruent, then each angle is congruent to the one that is in the same position as it is. In this case, I and V are congruent because they are both last. K and U are congruent because they are both second to last.
While looking over the answer options, you should be able to see that Angle J and Angle S is the only answer with angles that match up, because they are both the first angle in the set.
I hope this helps!
False, An example would be an equilateral triangle with 3 sides of 3 inches, and another with three sides of 5 inches. They will be similar but not congruent because their sides differ. because the sides and volumes differ they will not be congruent.
I’m sorry, but I’m also lost looking at that .
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The answer should be h(3)= -5
Answer:
3/112
Step-by-step explanation:
you take 3/4 and divide it between how many workers you have so that equals 3/112
