Polygons - here we just have triangles - are similar if the corresponding angles are congruent and the corresponding sides are in proportion. Polygons are congruent if in addition to corresponding angles be congruent, corresponding sides are congruent
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alotta ppl go to the mall cuz they like to shop there, so if u ask ppl at the mall their fav place to shop, many will say "the mall"
I think starting from the top it would go as follows
9/36, 27/36, 32/36 , 4/36
b.) 9/36
c.) I really don't remember how to do the "order doesn't matter" thing anymore, so idk. my best idea is for you to look up the formulas for permutation and combinations. I know it has to do with that
Select the two binomials that are factors of this trinomial.
We got the factors as :
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