2 years ago

if rhombus ABCD were reflected across the x axis to create rhombus A'B'C'D', what would the measure of angle D' be?

Mathematics

1 answer:

Mrac [35]2 years ago

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Answer:

D.64

Step-by-step explanation:

A linear line equals up to 180

A+D=180

Substitute 116 for A

116+D=180

Subtract 116 from both sides

D=64

A reflection across the x-axis won't change the measure of an angle

The answer is 64.

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if rhombus ABCD were reflected across the x axis to create rhombus A'B'C'D', what would the measure of angle D' be?​

if rhombus ABCD were reflected across the x axis to create rhombus A'B'C'D', what would the measure of angle D' be?