Describe a real life situation we’re you will have a remainder

Say you are at a party and there are 37 people and everyone gets the same amount as possible which is 9 per person so you will have 1 left over

At my favorite drugstore, comic books used to cost 10¢ .(It wasn't yesterday, or even last week.  In fact, the drugstorewas burned to the ground during the riots in 1964, and neverrebuilt.                  But I digress.)
Normally, my parents only let me buy one comic book at a time.But before I left for summer camp, I could empty my little piggyand spend it ALL on comic books, all at the same time !  That was as much fun as the whole 2 weeks at camp !
I emptied my little pig.  I had  67¢  in there.  I headed for the drugstore.  For the whole rest of the afternoon, I stood at the magazine rack, carefully deciding on my selections.
How many comic books did I buy ?
What was the remainder ?  (How much money did I have left ?

△JKL ≅ △XYZ by HL congruency for right triangles

Step-by-step explanation:

If only given two sides and an uncontained angle, the triangles may not necessarily be congruent. However, since the given angle is a right angle, they are congruent.

When given that the hypotenuse and any "leg" of the right triangles are equal, the triangles are congruent.

Since one angle is 90°, the other two angles must be acute. This is unlike the ambiguous case when given an uncontained acute angle, where two possible triangles can be made by making another angle obtuse.

Imagine an isosceles triangle cut in half at the altitude, creating two right triangles (JKL and XYZ). They have the same angle measures. Each with a right angle, the angle that had an equal measure in the isosceles, and the unequal angle bisected. For the triangles' sides, the isosceles base was bisected by the altitude, and they have the same altitude.