Answer:
Triangle and square!
Step-by-step explanation:
Let me know if im wrong and I will fix it.
False I think
More than three lines of symmetry
There are several ways this can be accomplished. Students could survey every 20 students until they've asked 100 students, or they could ask 1 or 2 people at each cafeteria table during each lunch, just for examples.
Answer:
We know that an isosceles triangle has 2 of its sides being equal
With R, being the midpoint of PS, we can say that
PR=RS
Noting that, with R as midpoint, we can conclude that RT is a straight line which divides angles TPR and TSR into 2 right angle triangles
Step-by-step explanation:
therefore angle at P is 45°. Angle at S also 45°
Therefore PT = TS
This is because T is 45 degrees as well as P which is also 45 degrees
angle in triangle PTS is 180 degrees
R is 90 degrees, P is 45 degrees and the whole of T is also 45 degrees(which has been split into 2)
