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Question 717041: in the accompanying diagram of parallelogram ABCD, m angle B=5x, and m angle c=2x+12.
Find the number of degrees in < d.
Is this the right approach? 


then

and then angle d is equal or congruent to angle B so the answer is 140
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Question 717041: in the accompanying diagram of parallelogram ABCD, m angle B=5x, and m angle c=2x+12.
Find the number of degrees in < d.
Is this the right approach? 


then

and then angle d is equal or congruent to angle B so the answer is 140
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Question 731845: Ashley wants to use the pattern shown below in her kitchen. The pattern is made up of parallelogram shaped tiles. work out the total area covered by the black tiles. give your answer in cm^2. this is a non calculator question... 2 parallelograms are 200 cm there's a space next to the parallelogram..... then a right angles triangle with a height of 260 cm.
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Question 1166052: Let ABCD be a parallelogram and P a point in its interior. Define points
Q, R and S such that A is the midpoint of PQ, B is the midpoint of QR
and C is the midpoint of RS. Prove that D is the midpoint of SP.
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Question 1210178: Two congruent rhombi share the point of intersection of their diagonals. The shorter diagonals are perpendicular to each other. Prove that the line joining the point of intersection of the diagonals and the midpoint of a side of one rhombus is perpendicular to a side of the other rhombus.
show the diagram please
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Question 1176042: The kite MAYE with angles A and Y being congruent to each other, and side AY being short diagonal in the kite and side ME being the long diagonal. Angle M = ((1.618)(3.14)) and Angle Y = (12u + u/2). Angle A is half a right angle while angle MEY is bisected by diagonal ME, with Angle AEY=(73.588u). Find the value of u, and the measurements of M, Y and AEY.
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Question 1209518: (36) PQRS is a rhombus, W is the midpoint of PQ, T is the midpoint of PS and V is the intersection point of QT and SW. What fraction of rhombus PQRS is quadrilateral PWVT?
Link to diagram: https://ibb.co/PsrxgPwG
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Question 1209518: (36) PQRS is a rhombus, W is the midpoint of PQ, T is the midpoint of PS and V is the intersection point of QT and SW. What fraction of rhombus PQRS is quadrilateral PWVT?
Link to diagram: https://ibb.co/PsrxgPwG
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Question 1205862: Below was a school assessment question:
"There are two windows in Elana's bedroom, each of which has four
right angles. One of her windows has four congruent sides.
The other window contains two pairs of opposite sides that are equal,
but all four sides are not congruent. Which statement about Elana's
windows is true?
1). Both windows are squares.
2). Both windows are pentagons.
3). Both windows are rectangles.
4). Both windows are rhombuses.
Please explain why which answer is correct.
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Question 1205413: A town map shows the location of its school (S), municipal hall (H), church (C), and market (M). When these places are combined they form the shape of an isosceles trapezoid with an area of 475 sq. meters. The school (S) is adjacent to the municipal hall (H) and diagonally across from the church (C) (Note: SH is one of the non-parallel sides). The school (S) is 16 meters away from the market (M) and the municipal hall (H) is 22 meters away from the church (C). Suppose your house (E) is opposite the school and located between the municipal hall and church, how far is it from the school? Provide Illustration, Working Equation, Solution, and Answer.
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Question 1205403: A town map shows the location of its school (S), municipal hall (H), church (C), and market (M). When these places are combined they form the shape of an isosceles trapezoid with an area of 475 sq. meters. The school (S) is adjacent to the municipal hall (H) and diagonally across to the church (C) (Note: SH is one of the non-parallel sides). The school (S) is 16 meters away from the market (M) and the municipal hall (H) is 22 meters away from the church (C). Suppose your house (E) is opposite the school and located in between the municipal hall and church, then how far is it from the school? Provide Illustration, Working Equation, Solution, and Answer.
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Question 1205403: A town map shows the location of its school (S), municipal hall (H), church (C), and market (M). When these places are combined they form the shape of an isosceles trapezoid with an area of 475 sq. meters. The school (S) is adjacent to the municipal hall (H) and diagonally across to the church (C) (Note: SH is one of the non-parallel sides). The school (S) is 16 meters away from the market (M) and the municipal hall (H) is 22 meters away from the church (C). Suppose your house (E) is opposite the school and located in between the municipal hall and church, then how far is it from the school? Provide Illustration, Working Equation, Solution, and Answer.
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Question 1205403: A town map shows the location of its school (S), municipal hall (H), church (C), and market (M). When these places are combined they form the shape of an isosceles trapezoid with an area of 475 sq. meters. The school (S) is adjacent to the municipal hall (H) and diagonally across to the church (C) (Note: SH is one of the non-parallel sides). The school (S) is 16 meters away from the market (M) and the municipal hall (H) is 22 meters away from the church (C). Suppose your house (E) is opposite the school and located in between the municipal hall and church, then how far is it from the school? Provide Illustration, Working Equation, Solution, and Answer.
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Question 1205402: A group of four Grade 9 students are to play a baseball game. Roughly, they create a baseball field in a diamond shape and represent each base as A, B, C, and D. AB and AD are the consecutive adjacent equal sides so as to BC and DC and AC ⊥ BD where BD = 24 meters. If the distance of points A to B is 13 meters while points B to C is 15 meters, find the area of the created baseball field. Provide Illustration, Working Equation, Solution, and Answer.
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Question 1204418: Find the area of the parallelogram with the following vertices:
1. (-2, 3), (5, 8), (3, 3), and (0, 8)
A. 16 sq units
B. 20 sq units
C. 34 sq units
D. 18 sq units
E. 25 sq units
F. 36 sq units
2. (-2, 7), (-4, 4), (-11, 4), and (-9, 7)
A. 15 sq units
B. 63 sq units
C. 28 sq units
D. 21 sq units
E. 36 sq units
F. 14 sq units
3. (-6, 6), (-6, 3), (-12, 3), and (-12, 6)
A. 36 sq units
B. 54 sq units
C. 15 sq units
D. -45 sq units
E. 18 sq units
F. 24 sq units
4. (12, -3), (5, -6), (5, -3), and (12, -6)
A. 21 sq units
B. -17 sq units
C. 50 sq units
D. 32.5 sq units
E. 42 sq units
F. 30 sq units´
5. (-2, 2), (-6, 9), (-13, 9), and (-9, 2)
A. 10 sq units
B. 25 sq units
C. -55 sq units
D. 64 sq units
E. 35 sq units
F. 49 sq units
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Question 1204418: Find the area of the parallelogram with the following vertices:
1. (-2, 3), (5, 8), (3, 3), and (0, 8)
A. 16 sq units
B. 20 sq units
C. 34 sq units
D. 18 sq units
E. 25 sq units
F. 36 sq units
2. (-2, 7), (-4, 4), (-11, 4), and (-9, 7)
A. 15 sq units
B. 63 sq units
C. 28 sq units
D. 21 sq units
E. 36 sq units
F. 14 sq units
3. (-6, 6), (-6, 3), (-12, 3), and (-12, 6)
A. 36 sq units
B. 54 sq units
C. 15 sq units
D. -45 sq units
E. 18 sq units
F. 24 sq units
4. (12, -3), (5, -6), (5, -3), and (12, -6)
A. 21 sq units
B. -17 sq units
C. 50 sq units
D. 32.5 sq units
E. 42 sq units
F. 30 sq units´
5. (-2, 2), (-6, 9), (-13, 9), and (-9, 2)
A. 10 sq units
B. 25 sq units
C. -55 sq units
D. 64 sq units
E. 35 sq units
F. 49 sq units
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Question 1204418: Find the area of the parallelogram with the following vertices:
1. (-2, 3), (5, 8), (3, 3), and (0, 8)
A. 16 sq units
B. 20 sq units
C. 34 sq units
D. 18 sq units
E. 25 sq units
F. 36 sq units
2. (-2, 7), (-4, 4), (-11, 4), and (-9, 7)
A. 15 sq units
B. 63 sq units
C. 28 sq units
D. 21 sq units
E. 36 sq units
F. 14 sq units
3. (-6, 6), (-6, 3), (-12, 3), and (-12, 6)
A. 36 sq units
B. 54 sq units
C. 15 sq units
D. -45 sq units
E. 18 sq units
F. 24 sq units
4. (12, -3), (5, -6), (5, -3), and (12, -6)
A. 21 sq units
B. -17 sq units
C. 50 sq units
D. 32.5 sq units
E. 42 sq units
F. 30 sq units´
5. (-2, 2), (-6, 9), (-13, 9), and (-9, 2)
A. 10 sq units
B. 25 sq units
C. -55 sq units
D. 64 sq units
E. 35 sq units
F. 49 sq units
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Question 1203601: There are two windows in Elana's bedroom, each of which has four
right angles. One of her windows has four congruent sides. The other
window contains two pairs of opposite sides that are equal, but all
four sides are not congruent. Which statement about Elana's
windows is true?
A. Both windows are squares
B. Both windows are pentagons
C. Both windows are rectangles
D. Both windows are rhombuses.
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Question 1203601: There are two windows in Elana's bedroom, each of which has four
right angles. One of her windows has four congruent sides. The other
window contains two pairs of opposite sides that are equal, but all
four sides are not congruent. Which statement about Elana's
windows is true?
A. Both windows are squares
B. Both windows are pentagons
C. Both windows are rectangles
D. Both windows are rhombuses.
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Question 1203601: There are two windows in Elana's bedroom, each of which has four
right angles. One of her windows has four congruent sides. The other
window contains two pairs of opposite sides that are equal, but all
four sides are not congruent. Which statement about Elana's
windows is true?
A. Both windows are squares
B. Both windows are pentagons
C. Both windows are rectangles
D. Both windows are rhombuses.
Click here to see answer by MathLover1(20854)  |
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