To match the number with the opposite, we are flipping the sign. If the sign is originally a negative, it would become a positive, and vice versa.
Term: 3.2 Match (Opposite): B) - 3.2
Term: -2.3 Match (Opposite): D) 2.3
Term: -1.5 Match (Opposite): C) 1.5
Term: 5.1 Match (Opposite): A) -5.1
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Answer:
The 3rd one, The 1st one and The last one.
Step-by-step explanation:
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You are correct. The answer is the second choice.</h3>
BC = JC by the single tickmarks shown
CD = CD because of the reflexive property
The angles between these two pairs of sides, that you've marked in the second answer choice, are needed to use SAS (side angle side).
See the diagram below. In the diagram, angle BCD (green) is between segments BC and CD. Also, angle JCD (blue) is between JC and CD.