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Question 197780: A field is 200 m by 260 m. A barn 22 m by 29 m is built in the field. How much area is left
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Question 197777: which stamet is true? A. all quadrilaterals are squars.B. all rectangles are quadrilaterals. C. all rectangles are squares. D. all quadrilaterals aregtangles
2- choose the best stament that is not always true for a rhumbus. A. the diagonals are perpendicular B. each diagonal bisects a pair of opposite angles. C. all four sides are congruent D. the diagonals are congruent.


PLEASE TELL ME WHY IS THE BEST OR WHY NOT CAUSE I CANT GET IT. Rose gelin

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Question 197966: In the parallelogram, the length of AE is 6, length of BC is 9, and the length of DC is 4. Find the area.
I know the base x length is for the area of a normal parallelogram but what about the extra base? Thanks.
Mike

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Question 198248: my question does not come from a textbook but from a worksheet
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Question 198291: In the parallelogram, the length AE is 6, the length of BC is 9, and the base DC is 4. Find the area.
Length 6
Base 4
Diagnol length 9
HELP!

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Question 199160: What is not always true about the intersecting diagonals in a parallelogram?

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Question 199777: Area of a parallelogram
Find a trinomial A(x) that represents the area of a parallelogram whose base is 3x + 2 meters and whose height is 2x + 3 meters. Find A(3).

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Question 200157: If one pair of opposite sides of a quardilateral are equal and parallel, then it is a parallelogram.
Is this true or false?

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Question 200157: If one pair of opposite sides of a quardilateral are equal and parallel, then it is a parallelogram.
Is this true or false?

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Question 200141: This is about dilation,
Why is the center point always its own image?

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Question 201508: DIFFERENCES & SIMILARITIES B/W RHOMBUS & SQUARE
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Question 202908: If P(a,b),Q(a+3,b+4),R(a-1,b+7) are three vertices of a parallelogram PQRS,Find the co-ordinates of s.
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Question 202907: If P(a,b),Q(a+3,b+4),R(a-1,b+7) are three vertices of a parallelogram PQRS,Find the co-ordinates of s.
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Question 203131: midpoint?

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Question 203131: midpoint?

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Question 204400: This word problem is:
A parallelogram has a base of length of x+6 and a height of x+2 and an area of 60 unit. find the base and height of the parallelogram?
My best guess is that x=4 because 4+6=10 and 4+2=6 and then 10 x 6 = 60 <-- area but i do not know how to show the work?!?

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Question 206158: How do I solve the following problem:
H = 31 1/8
B = 16 1/8
n = 25 1/2

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Question 206170: Problem #4. The Rhombuses (Parallelogram of all 4 sides equal ) OABC and ODEC of the equal length and width of 10 inches each and height of 7 inches each, are drawn inside a quarter of a circle of radius 18 inches as shown in the figure below.
(a) find the perimeter of each of the Rhombuses.
(b) Find the perimeter of the quarter-circle. (Use Pi= 3.14).

(c) Find the area of each of the Rhombuses.
(d) Find the area of the quarter circle OPQ. (Pi = 3.14).

(e) Find the area of the region inside the quarter-circle but outside the two Rhombuses.

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Question 207371: If one width of a parallelogram is 21 and the side oppisite that side is 4a+b
and the length is 13 and the side opposite that is 3a-2b, what is the value of a and b?
(this question is from the star released question in the geometry section and its number 28, theres a diagram in there so it might help you see how the parallelogram looks like)

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Question 207371: If one width of a parallelogram is 21 and the side oppisite that side is 4a+b
and the length is 13 and the side opposite that is 3a-2b, what is the value of a and b?
(this question is from the star released question in the geometry section and its number 28, theres a diagram in there so it might help you see how the parallelogram looks like)

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Question 207730: A parallelogram has the points A(1, -1), B(7,3), C (3,5), D(-3,0). AB is just an interval.Give the equation of the line that AB lies on :( dont get it
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Question 208688: Two opposite angles of a parallelogram have measures 3x-20 and 2(x+5) respectively. Find the measures of the angles
Two consecutive angles of a parallelogram have measures 4(x+5) and 2(3x+20) respectively. Find the measures of the angles.
Two consecutive angles of a parallelogram have measures 2(x+12) and 2(5x+6) respectively. Find the measures of the angles.

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Question 208683: Two opposite angles of a parallelogram have measures 3x-20 and 2(x+5) respectively. Find the measures of the angles
Two consecutive angles of a parallelogram have measures 4(x+5) and 2(3x+20) respectively. Find the measures of the angles.
Two consecutive angles of a parallelogram have measures 2(x+12) and 2(5x+6) respectively. Find the measures of the angles.

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Question 208738: what is the value of x if the sides of a rectangle read this:
42, 28, x-18, and y-10?

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Question 209811: Given ABCD, find the length of cd. whe dc is equal to 8+7x

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Question 210983: a parallelogram has a perimeter of 36 in. if one of the sides is 10 in, what is the length of the other side?
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Question 210983: a parallelogram has a perimeter of 36 in. if one of the sides is 10 in, what is the length of the other side?
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Question 212834: Three corners of a parallelogram are P(1,-1), Q(-3,4), R(6,10). The fourth corner, S, is diagonally opposite P. Find the coordinates of S.
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Question 217094: How do you find angles A, B, and C for a parallelogram when we know that angel D is 68 degrees?
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Question 221725: perimeter of parallelogram is 50 cm. find area of parallelogram?
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Question 221926: what is the area of a 5 by 10 parallelogram?
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Question 228966: if the hight of a parallelogram is 4 cm. and the base is twice the hight, what is the area?
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Question 228965: if a base of a parallelogram is 10 inches and the hight is 2 inches more than half the base, what is the area?

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Question 229539: An area of 52 square feet is to be enclosed by two squares whose sides are in the ratio of 2:3.Find the sides of the two squares.
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Question 234903: x= 4a(b + 9), find x if a = 5 and b = 7

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Question 236109: A square tile floor has 29 square tiles along the two main diagonals. How many square tiles in the entire floor?
Solution:
Let the side length of each tile be 'a'
Since all the tiles are square,
Diagonal length of each tile =
So the diagonal length of the entire floor =
Let x be the side length of the entire floor.
So the diagonal length of entire floor in terms of x =
==> =
==> =
So the number of tiles = = 29.

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Question 236313: Name a triangle
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Question 236796: The floor of a square room is covered in square tiles. If the diagonals of the room have a total of 21 tiles, how many tiles are on the floor?
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Question 237051: a piece of wire is 52 feet long. it is cut into two pieces, each of which is then bent to form a square. the total are of the square is 97 square feet. how much longer is a side of the larger square then a side of the smaller square?
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Question 237191: Find the areas of a parallelogram with sides of 12 ft and 8 ft and one angle of 45 degrees.
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Question 237310: 8x-3 and ec= 6x=7 then ac=?
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Question 237500: how do i do the problem (3,2), y = x+5? It says to write the slope-intercept form of an equasion of the line that passes through the given point and is parallel to the graph of each equation.
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Question 237481: how do you find the measures of the angles on a rhombus when it only gives you one deegres. 36 degerees and it has two bisecting lines
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Question 240025: how do i find missing values of parallelograms
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Question 240235: All the vertices of a rhombus lie on a circle. Find the area of the rhombus, if area of the circle is 1256 cm2. (Use π = 3.14)
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