angles EFH and GFH are congruents
for the second equivalence criterion two triangles are equivalents if they have respectively 2 angles and 1 side congruents
the two triangles have congruents the angle right angle (HGF and HEF) and the 55 degrees angles (EFH and GFH); then they have in common the HF side.
so the triangles are congruent and so all the sides are respectively congruent,for example EH with HG:
EH=HG
s+36=7s
s+36-7s=0
s-7s=-36
-6s=-36
6s=36
s=6
<em>sorry for my english</em>
Answer:
X=66°
Step-by-step explanation:
Because it is an isosceles triangle, the 2 missing angles are going to be the same size.
Subtract 48 from the total degree of the triangle which is 180.
180-48= 132
now you di ed that by 2 and you’ll know the missing angle.
132/2= 66
256² = (256)·(256) = 65,536
4 out of 52 because there are 52 cards in a deck but only 4 kings therefore it would be 4 king out of a deck of 52
