1). You haven't told us what your choices are, so there's no way
we can help you choose the correct one.
2). An angle that is to be coterminal with another angle of 95 degrees
doesn't need to be any particular size. It just needs to use the same vertex
that the 95-degree one uses.
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fraternity of 32 members with 8 taking neither math or physics
Of the 24, 5 took both. 24 - 5 = 19 taking one. 18 taking just Math.
Just 1 took only Physics.
checking our answer:
just Math 18
just Physics 1
both 5
neither 8
total 32
just physics = 32 - 8 -5 -18 = 1 </span>
Answer:
1/5
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
A)
Step-by-step explanation:
The starting point to solve this, is to gather the concept of what a Rhombus is, an Equilateral Parallelogram, so let's examine the following options
A. All sides are of equal length. True
Considering the definition hence all sides have the same length.
B. <em>The Diagonals are of equal length</em> False. Since there is a bigger diagonal than the second Diagonal, we cannot assure they're of equal lengths.
Check the picture out below
C. <em>The opposite sides are of equal length and the diagonals are of equal length </em>False. Since those diagonals are different we cannot agree with the second part
D. <em>The opposite sides are parallel and the diagonals are of equal length</em> False Different length for each diagonal.