Yes, a rhombus is a rectangle if it has a similar shape of a square.Hope that helped
Answer:
BE = FC = 3 inches, EF = 2 inches
Step-by-step explanation:
The sum of angles A and D is 180°, so the sum of their half-angles is 90°. That is, half of A plus half of B add to 90°, so the bisector from B intersects AE at a right angle. Call that point of intersection X.
Then angle ABX = angle EBX, so triangle ABX is congruent to triangle EBX. Sides AB and BE are corresponding sides of congruent triangles.
The same argument applies to sides DC and CF.
Thus we have BE = CF = 3 inches, and EF is the left-over distance, 2 inches.
Because x is negative the domain of the function is all negative real numbers.
Set the radical greater than or equal to 0:
-x >= 0
Turn x positive by multiplying both sides by -1. When you multiply an inequality by -1 you need to reverse the inequality sign:
X <= 0
Domain is all real numbers below 0 so all negative real numbers.
