A kite is a <em>quadrilateral</em> which has <u>two</u> equal adjacent sides. Therefore <em>measuring</em> the lengths a<u>ccurately</u> would make the pieces of wood <em>perpendicular</em>. Since the diagonals of a kite are at <em>right angle</em> to each other.
<u>Quadrilaterals</u> are shapes which has four straight sides. Examples are; square, trapezium, kite, rectangle etc.
A <u>kite</u> is a shape which has <em>adjacent</em> sides to have equal lengths. It has two diagonals, and one <em>line of symmetry</em>.
The <em>lengths </em>of the sides of the <u>fabric</u> being exact imply that the pieces of wood would be perpendicular as suggested by Priya when fixed appropriately to the piece of fabric. This is because the diagonals of a <em>kite</em> are always <u>perpendicular</u>. Thus measuring the angles as suggested by Han is <u>not</u> necessary.
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A complete load of concrete = 8 parts gravel + 7 parts water + 5 parts cement.
Total number of parts in every load = 8 + 7 + 5 = 20 parts
If total load = 220 kg, then 20 parts = 220 kg
Divide each side by 20 : 1 part = 11 kg
gravel = 8 parts = 8 x 11 kg = <em>88 kg</em>
water = 7 parts = 7 x 11 kg = <em>77 kg</em>
cement = 5 parts = 5 x 11 kg = <em>55 kg</em>
<u>Check:</u> 88 + 77 + 55 = 220 yay !
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-4
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-30
5n=-30 so...
-30/5=-6
Therefore
n=-6
Answer:
5.6 = AB
Step-by-step explanation:
Since this is a right triangle, we can use trig functions to find the length of AB
Cos theta = opp side/ hypotenuse
cos 62 = AB / BC
cos 62 = AB /12
Multiply each side by 12
12 cos 62 = AB
5.633658753 = AB
Rounding to 1 decimal place
5.6 = AB
We can also find AC
sin theta = opp side/ hypotenuse
sin 62 = AC / BC
sin 62 = AC /12
Multiply each side by 12
12 sin 62 = AC
10.59537111 = AC
Rounding to 1 decimal place
10.6 = AC