1. Yes, angles a and b have a common vertex (starting point) and a common side (the line between angle a and b). They do not overlap.
2. No, angles a and b share a common vertex but not a common side.
3. No. Same as above.
4. Yes, anlges a and b share a common vertex and side.
200 is rounded to the nearest hundred
56
99-43
subtract least from greatest
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
rotate 180 --> translate up by 4: (x,y)--> (-x,-y) --> (-x,-y +4)
0.32 cents for each unit because if you divide 7.68 by 24 it is 0.32