From the given figure ,
RECA is a quadrilateral
RC divides it into two parts
From the triangles , ∆REC and ∆RAC
RE = RA (Given)
angle CRE = angle CRA (Given)
RC = RC (Common side)
Therefore, ∆REC is Congruent to ∆RAC
∆REC =~ ∆RAC by SAS Property
⇛CE = CA (Congruent parts in a congruent triangles)
Hence , Proved
<em>Additional</em><em> comment</em><em>:</em><em>-</em>
SAS property:-
"The two sides and included angle of one triangle are equal to the two sides and included angle then the two triangles are Congruent and this property is called SAS Property (Side -Angle-Side)
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<u>Solution-</u>
Zachary purchased a computer for 1800 on a payment plan. (Initial Money)
3 months after he bought the computer, his balance was 1350. (Money after 3 months)
Total money paid in 3 months = 1800-1350 = 450
Money paid per month = 450/3 = 150
5 months after he bought the computer, his balance was 1050.
Total spent = 1800-1050 = 750 = (5× 150)
So the equation that models the balance b after m months,
b = 1800 - m(150)
∴ Here, the slope signifies the constant monthly deduction of $150.
386 x 21 = 8.106
I hope you got a good grade on your assignment!!! :D
Answer:
The correct options are;
D. Triangles ABC and A'B'C' are congruent
E. Angle ABC is congruent to angle A'B'C'
F. Segment BC is congruent to segment B'C'
H. Segment AQ is congruent to segment A'Q'
Step-by-step explanation:
The given information are;
The angle of rotation of triangle ABC = 60°
Therefore, given that a rotation of a geometric figure about a point on the coordinate plane is a form of rigid transformation, we have;
1) The length of the sides of the figure of the preimage and the image are congruent
Therefore;
BC ≅ B'C'
2) The angles formed by the sides of the preimage are congruent to the angles formed by the corresponding sides of the image
Therefore;
∠ABC ≅ ∠A'B'C'
3) The distances of the points on the figure of the preimage from the coordinates of the point of rotation are equal to the distances of the points on the figure of the image from the coordinates of the point of rotation
Therefore;
Segment AQ ≅ A'Q'.
