Explanation:
There are many versions of the taxonomy diagram for quadrilaterals. The details depend on the particulars of the definitions you use. Here, we'll say a parallelogram is a subset of trapezoids. Not all authors would agree.
(2) kite -- two pairs of adjacent same-length sides
(3) trapezoid -- (at least one) pair of parallel opposite sides
(4) parallelogram -- opposite sides are parallel
(5) rhombus -- all sides the same length (and opposite sides parallel)
(6) rectangle -- parallel opposite sides and right angles
(7) square -- same-length parallel opposite sides and right angles
<h3>Given Equation:-</h3>

<h3>Step by step expansion:</h3>



























37.6 - 25.49 =
12.11
now i round
12.10
Answer: d) +/- 2/3
Step-by-step explanation: Since x^2 is a exponent, to cancel it out you would have to square root both sides. Therefore, x is equal to +/- 2/3.
Join JH and KH.
You did that so you could measure or calculate the size of <JHK. There are 5 such central angles in a pentagon. If you drew a little circle with H as the center and you went around the circle once, you would have traveled 360 degrees. So <JHK = 360/5 = 72. Make sure you understand that before you read on.
Ok here's the trick. 144 = 2*72. That means that when you rotate the pentagon, you rotate it through Two central angles.
What will happen is that Point J will wind up at Point L and Point K will sit where N is right now. All the points not mentioned will do the same thing. They will move two points clockwise.