Answer: slopeis -11
Step-by-step explanation:
Coterminal, first and foremost, means that it ends at the same point that another angle ends. So, we can say that angle M is equivalent to -620°. Now, we can all agree that a circle has 360° in it, so moving an angle 360° in either direction doesn't change where the angle ends, because it just moved one full trip around the circle, and is right back where it started. Overall, we need to put -620° in between 0° and 360° by adding 360° until it's between those two angles:
-620°+360° = -260°
-260°+360° = 100°
Now, 100° is between 0° and 360°, so we can say that angle M must be equal to 100°.
It should just be 2x-5= 125
Then add 5 to both sides
2x= 130
Divide by 2
X= 65
25 because x times y is 10 and you multiply x times y 2 times then you add 5
Answer:
B: A square
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's use the process of elimination:
We know that each shape here has opposite parallel sides so there's not much we can do about that one.
All sides congruent automatically gets rid of A.) Rectangle and C.) Parallelogram because they do not <em>always</em> have congruent sides
Opposite angles are congruent gets rid of D.) Rhombus. Although a rhombus can have all congruent angles, it isn't <em>always</em> congruent the way a square is. The definition of a rhombus is a quadrilateral with <em>equal side lengths</em>. Not angles.
So the only shape that meets each criteria all the time is a square.