93 x 10^6 =
93 x 1,000,000 = 93,000,000
23/50 is 0.46 so the percentage would be 46%
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Answer:
37°
Step-by-step explanation:
The diagonals of a rhombus are angle bisectors. Angle 1 matches the other half of angle L.
∠1 = 37°
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Angle 2 is the complement, 53°, and angle 3 is the same as angle 2, 53°.
The diagonals of a rhombus are perpendicular bisectors of each other, so angle 4 is 90°.
On the right side we have st which is the same as s*t or s times t
We want to undo the multiplication that is happening to s, so we have to divide both sides by t
d = s*t
d/t = s*t/t ..... divide both sides by t
d/t = s
s = d/t
Answer: Choice A)
<em>Solid transformation</em> is a <u>method</u> that requires a change in the <u>length </u>of sides of a given shape or a change in its <em>orientation</em>. Thus the required <u>answers</u> are:
i. Yes, line <em>segment</em> AB is <em>the same</em> as line <u>segment </u>CD.
ii. This implies that <u>translation</u> does not affect the<u> length </u>of a given<u> line,</u> but there is a change in its <em>location</em>.
<em>Solid transformation</em> is a <u>method</u> that requires a change in the <u>length </u>of sides of a given shape or a change in its <em>orientation</em>. Some types of <em>transformation</em> are reflection, translation, dilation, and rotation.
- <u>Dilation</u> is a method that requires either <u>increasing</u> or <u>decreasing</u> the <em>size</em> of a given <u>shape</u>.
- <u>Translation</u> is a process that involves moving <em>every point </em>on the <u>shape</u> in the same <u>direction</u>, and the same <u>unit</u>.
- <u>Reflection</u> is a method that requires <em>flipping</em> a given <u>shape</u> over a given reference<u> point</u> or<u> line.</u>
- <em>Rotation</em> requires <u>turning</u> a given <em>shape</em> at an <u>angle</u> about a given reference <u>point</u>.
Thus in the given question, <u>translation</u> would not affect the <u>length</u> of <em>line</em> <em>segment</em> AB, thus <em>line segment</em> AB and CD are the same. Also, A <u>translated</u> <em>line segment</em> would have the same <u>length</u> as its object, but at another <u>location</u>.
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