I will attached the picture of what you are talking about here. The answer for this problem is: Yes, that they are congruent by SAS. Meaning that the triangles are congruent if their included angles and any pair of corresponding sides are equal in both triangles. In this case, the sides are both 21 cm and this will make the angle equal for both triangles, so that is why they are congruent.
Hi there!
We are looking for perpendicular angles, which means the angle between the streets is 90 degrees. So, each time we need to find the street that intersects the given street with a 90 degree angle.
On this map, Oxford Street is perpendicular to Waterloo St., and Rosewood Street is perpendicular to Oak St..
The answers are (in correct order): Waterloo St. and Oak St..
~ Hope this helps you!
Product of two consecutive integer so this mean that x and y but y = x+1 than
x(x+1)=1332
x^2 +x -1332 =0 so bc. you get 36*37=1332 and 37x-36x=x so you can rewriting this quadratic factorized completlie
x^2 +x -1332 = 0
(x+37)(x-36)=0
x+37=0
x=-37 so the larger integer result that will be 37
Supplementary angles have a degree measure of 180, so they look like a straight line.
Your answers are 4 and 3, 4 and 5, and 3 and 6.
