By definition, congruent triangles should have all the corresponding sides and all the corresponding angles equal or congruent to each other. Thus, in the given question, all corresponding sides and angles of ΔEFG and ΔE'F'G' should be congruent. But, as we can see clearly it is given that, EF = 10 and E'F'= 12, thus, the corresponding sides EF and E'F' are not equal. Thus, we can never prove that:
Thus,
Answer:
Thus, the coffee shop is willing to supply 6 pounds per week at a price of $4 per pound.
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given the following information in the question:
The marginal price per pound (in dollars) is given by:
where x is the supply in pounds.
The coffee shop is willing to supply 9 pounds per week at a price of $7 per pound.
Thus, we are given that
P(9) = 7
Putting the values, we get,
Now, we have to find how many pounds it would be willing to supply at a price of $4 per pound.
P(x) = 4
Thus, the coffee shop is willing to supply 6 pounds per week at a price of $4 per pound.