Answer:
All parallelograms are squares
Step-by-step explanation:
Reasoning:
You can have a parallelogram with side lengths, i dont know, 5 and 3, right? That isn't a square :)
Let's write T for Teagan's score and E for Emma's score.
Also, let's write an equation
E = 2T + 4
E = 3
2T + 4 = 3
subtract 4 from both sides
2T = -1
divide both sides by 2
T = -1/2
To see of this is correct:
2T + 4 = 3
2(-1/2) + 4 =?= 3
-1 + 4 =?= 3
3 = 3
Hope this helps
Answer:
4.5 I hope I was not to late
It would be 10, I assume!
Answer:
Example = ( 12, 1 )
Step-by-step explanation:
There are many possible solutions to this equation, and all you would have to do to determine the ordered pair, is satisfy the following criteria -

Take a look at a graph of the line y = 1 / 6x - 1. Any ordered pair that lies on this line is a solution to the equation. The " criteria " is that the ordered pair must lie on this line. Let me give you an example, ( 12, 1 ).
<u><em>Hope that helps!</em></u>