Answer:
eighty thousand one hundred and seventy
Answer:
The number of unique rhombuses that can be constructed is one.
Step-by-step explanation:
A rhombus is a 2D shape with 4 straight sides that are all equal length. Also opposite sides are parallel and opposite angles are equal.
The addition of the 4 angles in a rhombus is equal to 360°. We know that one angle is 40°, its opposite angle is also 40°, then the addition of the other 2 angles (which are equal) is 360° - 2*40° = 280°. The other 2 congruent angles measure 140°.
If you have the length of one side (8 cm in this case), you have the length of all sides.
In conclusion, with one side and one angle a rhombus is completely defined and it's unique.
Yes because she has collected 902 you have to add the two numbers
M<GJI=(x+60)°=?
We need to find x. The angle GJI and FJH are opposite by the the vertex, then they must be congruents:
(x+60)°=(5x)°
x+60=5x
Solving for x
x+60-x=5x-x
60=4x
60/4=4x/4
15=x
x=15
Replacing x by 15 in m<GJI:
m<GJI=(x+60)°=(15+60)°→m<GJI=75°
Answer: Option b. 75
