'a', 'c', and 'd' are true for any two circles. That's because
ALL circles are similar. You don't need to prove it. The question
is weird.
Answer:
a,d,e and f.
Step-by-step explanation:
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please mark me as brainliest. Thanks!
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<em>This " / " means or, btw!</em>
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<em>⇒Take square root.</em>
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Sorry but i only know the answer for the 1st question.
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If the angles are complementary they measure 90°.
1st find half of 90
which is 45.
Find 4 more than 45.
which is 49°
then subtract 90-49=41
so the measurement of the 2 angles are
49 and 41
Hope it helps!!
To my knowledge (im not the smartest person lol) I would say no he cannot
