Answer:
name as AB =CD
angle A=angle D
BC=BC
hence angle ABC is congruent to angle BCD
(by sas congruency)
hence proved
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
it's obtuse the sides are to wide
As a fraction, the exact answer is 5/6
In decimal form, the approximate answer is 0.8333
To get this answer, note how there are 5 ways to roll something that isn't a three (1,2,4,5,6) out of 6 ways total (1,2,3,4,5,6)
So you simply divide the two values to get 5/6 = 0.8333
By definition, a polynomial is an expression with more than one term. That is a monomial. We have names for 2-termed polynomials (binomials) and 3-termed polynomials (trinomials), but that's where the naming stops and they all are called polynomials after that. Our degree is the same as the highest exponent. So our degree is a fifth degree. The leading coefficient is the number that starts out the whole polynomial AS LONG AS IT IS IN STANDARD FORM. If our polynomial started with the -4x^4, our leading coefficient would NOT be -4 since the highest degree'd term will always come first in standard form. Your choice for your answer is the first one given. Degree: 5 Leading Coefficient: -13.
1/3 belongs to the rational set and to the real set.
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To which sets does the number below belong?</h3>
Here we have the number 1/3.
First, remember that we define rational numbers as these numbers that can be written as a quotient between two integers.
Here 1 is an integer and 3 is an integer, then 1/3 is a rational number.
Also, the combination between the rational set and the irrational set is the set of the real numbers, then 1/3 is also a real number.
Then, concluding:
1/3 belongs to the rational set and to the real set.
If you want to learn more about rational numbers:
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