This is false. Kites can be shaped in many different ways so not all kites are rhombuses. Also, even the kites that look like rhombuses may not be rhombuses. Most kites have 2 pairs of sides with the same length. But, in order to be a rhombus all the sides have to be the same length but not all sides are the same length on a typical kite.
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The domain is a discrete set. So we will have a discrete range.
The range is a set containing:
f(-2)=-11
f(-1)=-9
f(0) = -7
f(1) = -5
f(2) = -3
Range = {-11,-9,-7,-5,-3}
Answer:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
The squares with 2, 6, 4, 3 will be all the left, front, right, back sides. The 1 and 5 will flap up/down to be the top and bottom. So 1 and 5 will be opposite from each other.
