Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
For any quadrilateral to be a parallelogram
i) either both the pairs of opposite sides must be equal
ii) Both the pairs of opposite sides must be parallel
iii) Opposite pairs of angles must be equal
iv) Diagonals must bisect each other.
v) A pair of opposite sides must be parallel and equal
Here we are already given that AB || CD
So either we should be given that AD || BC
or we must be given that AB = CD
Here it is given AB = CD as an option.
So Option A) or the first option is the right answer that AB ≅CD is needed to prove ABCD is a parallelogram.
There is a relationship between confidence interval and standard deviation:

Where

is the mean,

is standard deviation, and n is number of data points.
Every confidence interval has associated z value. This can be found online.
We need to find the standard deviation first:

When we do all the calculations we find that:

Now we can find confidence intervals:

We can see that as confidence interval increases so does the error margin. Z values accociated with each confidence intreval also get bigger as confidence interval increases.
Here is the link to the spreadsheet with standard deviation calculation:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pnsJIrM_lmQKAGRJvduiHzjg9mYvLgpsCqCoGYvR5Us/edit?usp=sharing
9m+14=2m
9m-2m= -14
7m = -14
m= -2
to check: u need to chance the m to -2
9m - 2m= -14
9 × -2= -18
-2 × -2= -4
-18 - (-4)= -14
i think is right
Answer:
0.27
Step-by-step explanation:
You take 1.75, and subtract 1.48 from it. 1.75
<u>- 1.48</u>
0.27
The length of the hypotenuse will be equal to H=122.25 when value of x=14.
<h3>What is pythagorean theorem?</h3>
Pythagorean theorem states that in the right angle triangle the hypotenuse square is equal the square of the sum of the other two sides.
It is given that:
Value of x=14
The perpendicular is =6x+5=6x14+5=89
The base is =6x=84
So by using the Pythagorean theorem:-

Hence the value of hypotenuse will be H=122.25
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