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MatroZZZ [7]
3 years ago
13

Elasticity is also called

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1 answer:
balandron [24]3 years ago
7 0
Another word for elasticity is also called D: responsiveness
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Answer:

<em>DF = 10 units</em>

m\angle DFG = 28^\circ

<em>EG = 5.04</em>

Step-by-step explanation:

<u>Properties of Rhombus es</u>

  1. All Sides Of The Rhombus Are Equal.
  2. The Opposite Sides Of A Rhombus Are Parallel.
  3. Opposite Angles Of A Rhombus Are Equal.
  4. In A Rhombus, Diagonals Bisect Each Other At Right Angles.
  5. Diagonals Bisect The Angles Of A Rhombus.

The image contains a rhombus with the following data (assume the center as point O):

DO = 5 units

GF = 5.6 units

m\angle FEO = 62^\circ

4. Calculate DF

Applying property 4, diagonals bisect each other, thus the length of DF is double the length of DO, i.e. DF=2*5 = 10:

DF = 10 units

5. Calculate m\angle DFG

Applying property 4 in triangle EFO, the center angle is 90°, thus angle EFO has a measure of 90°-62°=28°.

Applying property 5, this angle is half of the measure of angle EFG and angle DFG has the same measure of 28°.

m\angle DFG = 28^\circ

6. FG is the hypotenuse of triangle OFG, thus:

OG^2=FG^2-OF^2

OG^2=5.6^2-5^2

OG^2=6.36

OG=\sqrt{6.36}=2.52

EG is double OG: OG=2*2.52=5.04

EG = 5.04

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