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gregori [183]
1 year ago
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Which equations are correct? select three options. n = 10 n = 7 cf = 59 fe = 42 cd = 30

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1 answer:
pashok25 [27]1 year ago
5 0

Based on the calculations on this parallelogram, the correct equations are:

  1. n = 10
  2. CF = 59
  3. FE = 42

<h3>The properties of a parallelogram.</h3>

Based on the image of the parallelogram shown in the image attached below, we can logically deduce that the opposite sides of this parallelogram are all equal. Thus, we have:

Side DE = Side CF

6n - 1 = 5n + 9

6n - 5n = 9 + 1

n = 10.

From Side CF, we have:

CF = 5n + 9

CF = 5(10) + 9

CF = 59.

For the measure of side FE, we have

FE = 4n + 2

FE = 4(10) + 2

FE = 42.

Read more on parallelogram here: brainly.com/question/16743544

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Complete Question:

Figure CDEF is a parallelogram.

Parallelogram C D E F is shown. The length of F C is 6 n minus 1, the length of C D is 4 n + 2, and the length of D E is 5 n + 9.

Which equations are correct? Select three options.

n = 10

n = 7

CF = 59

FE = 42

CD = 30

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