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17.07.2019 •
Mathematics
If abcde ≅ lmnpq, then how many pairs of corresponding parts are in the figures?
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Ответ:
10
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: ABCDE ≅ LMNPQ
We know that if any two polygons are congruent then their corresponding sides and angles are congruent.
Since, the given polygons' name has 5 letters, therefore they must have 5 vertices i.e. 5 angles (∠A≅∠L, ∠B≅∠M, ∠C≅∠N, ∠D≅∠P, ∠E≅∠Q) and 5 sides (AB=LM, BC=MN, CD=NP, DE=PQ, AE=LQ )
Therefore, the number of pairs of corresponding parts are in the figures=5+5=10
Ответ:
C. because when you reduce 6:4(you can divide by 2) you get 3:2