i think n is 4 but i might be wrong
Answer:
<em>The answer for all these questions are given below :-)</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
- All <em>rectangles</em> are <em>squares</em>. <u><em>"False"</em></u>
- All <em>parallelograms</em> are <em>quadrilaterals</em>. <u><em>"True"</em></u>
- All <em>parallelograms</em> are <em>rectangles</em>. <u><em>"True"</em></u>
- All <em>quadrilaterals</em> are <em>parallelograms</em>. <u><em>"False"</em></u>
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If you can separate the figures and the segment, or angle in question, is the same, the reflexive property of congruence can be used in the proof. ... Separating the two triangles, you can see Angle Z is the same angle for each triangle. Since they are the same angle, the angle is congruent to itself.
See attached picture for steps and answer: