Can the two triangles be proven congruent by SAS? Explain. answers: A) Yes. The shared side, image, provides enough information for SAS. B) No. There's only enough information provided for ASA. C) Yes. Angle B and angle D can be assumed to be right angles. D) No. The shared side, image, would provide enough information for SSA, but this is not a congruence theorem.

Which equation can be used to solve for the unknown number? seven less than a number is thirteen. n-7=13 7-n=13 n+7=13 n+13=7

Sam makes his sales calls according to a pattern. he travels either north or south depending on the calendar. some of his past trips were as follows: on february 17, april 24, june 10, september 19, and november 3 he drove north. on february 28, may 25, august 22, november 20, and december 18, he drove south. describe sams' pattern. in which direction will sam drive on oct4 and oct 24?

Tan198=asin164=? how to solve this? ?