Answer:
just multiply two numbers on the rombus and you have your answer
Answer:
367 proofs
The book is a collection of 367 proofs of the Pythagorean Theorem and has been republished by NCTM in 1968. In the Foreword, the author rightly asserts that the number of algebraic proofs is limitless as is also the number of geometric proofs, but that the proposition admits no trigonometric proof.
Answer:
27.5
Step-by-step explanation:
First you divide up the shape so there is a square and a triangle. Then you would solve for a square: 5 times 4 and you get 20. Then the triangle which you would do 8-5=3 (so you can get the base) and do 3*5/2= 7.5. Then add the two answers
12 divided by 0.12 is 100
