Ella and margaret were at a carnival. they each got a ticket for the carousel. ella got a jumbo pretzel, and margaret got a snow cone. ella had a certificate for $5 off the cost. margaret paid the rest, which came to $12.75. each carousel ticket costs $4, and a snow cone costs $4.50. how much is a jumbo pretzel?

First the value of the coupon needs to be added back in:
12.75+5=17.75
now the price of the carousel tickets needs to be subtracted
    there are two of them and they each cost $4 it can be expressed as such
17.75-2*4=9.75
    order of operations dictates that multiplications are done before subtractions and the price before the snow cone is subtracted is $9.75
9.75-4.5=5.25
now the snow cone is subtracted and we are left with the price of the jumbo pretzel which is $5.25

D. ASA

Step-by-step explanation:

In the figures given,

<A and <B in ∆ABC are congruent to corresponding angles <X and <Y in ∆XYZ in ∆XYZ.

Also, an included side AB in ∆ABC is congruent to a corresponding included side XY in ∆XYZ.

According to the ASA triangular theorem, two ∆s are congruent to each other when they have two corresponding angles in each of the triangles that are congruent to each other and an included side that is also congruent to each other.

Therefore, ∆ABC is congruent to ∆XYZ based on the ASA theorem.