60/150 = 40%
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The answer to your question is 1.70
C ) 131 is the answer
in the upside-vertex (not inverted) triangle, angle to your left hand side would be equal to x (as interior alternate angles) = 68
and the angle to the right would be 180-y= 180-117 = 163 (as linear angles)
so the angle at the vertex = 180 - (68 + 163) =49 (as angles in a triangle sum upto 180)
so the angle mz = 180 - 49 = 131 degrees (as linear pair of angles or angle in a straight line)
This is never true. In a parallelogram, the diagonals will always bisect each other. Thus, each of these segments would always have to be equal.
<span>A glide reflection is the composition of a reflection and a translation, where the line of reflection, m, is parallel to the directional vector line, v, of the translation. Example: A glide reflection is commutative. Reversing the direction of the composition will not affect the outcome.
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