1 parallel line never cross meaning the measure same
2 line Ru Tu adjacent not parallel making it acute
3 same as 1 they don't cross making same measurement
4 the shape is divide in 2 and it's sides are all parallel to each other making it equal to each other
5 line St Sr acute adjacent
I'm not complete sure this is what my high school brother tell me don't blame me.
(1.6 x 10^8)(5.8 x 10^6)
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(4 x 10^6)
multiply the numbers and add the exponent for the numerator
(1.6 x 5.8) x 10^(8+6)
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(4 x 10^6)
(9.28) x 10^(14)
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(4 x 10^6)
divide the numbers and subtract the exponents for division
(9.28/4) x 10^(14-6)
2.32x 10^(8)
Choice B
75 is the median
And 79 is the mode
Using Sarai's measurements, Line 3 must be parallel to Line 5 according to (A) Converse of Alternate Exterior Angles Theorem.
Alternate Exterior Angles theorem states that, "If two lines are parallel and they are intersected by same straight line then the alternative exterior angles formed by the figure are equal to each other."
Converse of the above theorem states that, "If two lines intersected by one transverse and formed alternate exterior angles, and if they are equal to each other then that two lines are parallel to each other."
Here in Sarai's measurement we can see that Line 3 and Line 5 are intersected by one straight line and the formed alternate exterior angles both are 65, which shows they are equal to each other.
Hence by Converse of Alternate Exterior Theorem we can say that Line 3 and Line 5 are parallel to each other.
So, Line 3 must be parallel to Line 5 according to Converse of Alternate Exterior Angles Theorem.
Hence Option (A) is correct.
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