I need to know the inches and square inches

Mathematics

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AlekseyPX3 years ago

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The length is 6/5 of the width, which is 12. so you multiply them, 6/5 times 12/1 and you get 72/5 which simplifies to 14 and 2/5 or 14.4. so your length is 14.4. which means your perimeter is 52.8 inches. and to get the area you just multiply 12 by 14.4 and you get 172.8. so your perimeter is 52.8 and your area is 172.8

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Consider the given parallelogram KLMN.

Prove: $\angle N \cong \angle L, \angle K \cong \angle M$

Statement Reason

1. $KL \parallel NM, KN \parallel LM$ Definition of parallelogram

2. $\angle K+ \angle N = 180^\circ$ Same Side interior angle theorem

$\angle L+ \angle M = 180^\circ$

$\angle K+ \angle L = 180^\circ$

3. $\angle K+ \angle N=\angle K+ \angle L$ Substitution property

$\angle L+ \angle M=\angle K+ \angle L$

4. $\angle N = \angle L$ Subtraction property of equality

$\angle M = \angle K$

Subtraction property of equality tells us that if we subtract some number from one side of an equation, we also must subtract from the other side of the equation to keep the equation the same.

5. $\angle N \cong \angle L$ Angle Congruence Postulate