X-intercept has coordinates (x,0)
Y-intercept has coordinates (0,y)
So, the statement "<span> The ordered pair of x-intercept has a zero for the x-value" is false.
</span><span> The ordered pair of x-intercept has a zero for the y-value.</span>
Step-by-step explanation:
To prove that △VWZ ~ △YXZ by SAS theorem, we must prove that two of the sides for each triangle is congruent, and the angle inbetween the sides are congruent. Depending on which side is given to you, choose the one that conforming to it. For example:
Figure 1:
Side HJ is congruent with side ML, Angle J is congruent with angle M, Side IJ is congruent with side KM (SAS)
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The information shown here only shows a principal sum, a rate of interest and a period or time. There is no question as to what is needed. But suppose the need is for simple interest, then we calculate using the given information and the formula:
I = PRT
where I is simple interest, P is the principal, R is the rate per year, and T is time
P = 290, T is 6 months which is 0.5 years, R = 12.5 % which is written as 0.125 in decimal fraction.
I = 290 × 0.125 x 0.5 → I = 18.125
Therefore after 6 months , the interest earned will be 18. 125 dollars
