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Answer: Choice B</h3>
Use a rigid transformation to prove that angle NPO is congruent to angle NLM
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Explanation:
The AA stands for "angle angle". So we need two pairs of angles to prove the triangles to be similar. The first pair of angles is the vertical angles ONP and MNL, which are congruent. Any pair of vertical angles are always congruent.
The second pair of angles could either be
- angle NOP = angle NML
- angle NPO = angle NLM
so we have a choice on which to pick. The pairing angle NOP = angle NML is not listed in the answer choices, but angle NPO = angle NLM is listed as choice B.
Saying angle NLM = angle LMN is not useful because those two angles are part of the same triangle. The two angles must be in separate triangles to be able to tie the triangles together.
We would use a rigid transformation to have angle NPO move to angle NLM, or vice versa through the use of a rotation and a translation.
Answer: he purchased 16 ride tickets.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x represent the number of ride tickets that he purchased.
Let y represent the number of game tickets that he purchased.
Levi purchased a total of 50 ride tickets and game tickets at the amusement park. It means that
x + y = 50
If ride tickets cost $.75 each and game tickets cost $.50 each and the total amount spent on the tickets is $29, it means that
0.75x + 0.5y = 29- - - - - - - - - - - -1
Substituting x = 50 - y into equation 1, it becomes
0.75(50 - y) + 0.5y = 29
37.5 - 0.75y + 0.5y = 29
- 0.75y + 0.5y = 29 - 37.5
- 0.25y = - 8.5
y = - 8.5/-0.25
y = 34
x = 50 - y = 50 - 34
x = 16
Answer:
x = 3.87
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the right angle altitude theorem, we know that all three triangles are congruent, so the lengths of corresponding sides of the triangles are in proportion..
AD/DB = DB/DC
15/x = x/1
x² = 15
x = √15
x = 3.87
Answer:
16
Step-by-step explanation:

Answer: Id say b
Step-by-step explanation: a would be too high and a bit too detailed. Whereas c and d will be inaccurate.