Trapezoids always have 4 sides, so this is true. All rhombuses have parallel sides, so B is true also. A trapezoid has two sides that are not parallel, so C is not true. (remember, you only have to find one instance where your statement is false for it to be false) And for D, all rhombuses are kite-shaped so D is not true. A and B are true. Hope this helps. :)
Please ensure that you've copied down this problem correctly. You speak of someone named "Yarin" but also speak of "my" and "I". Are there really two different people who "star" in this problem? Are you studying "ratios" right now?
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Answer: 6</h3>
Work Shown:
E = exterior angle = 60 degrees
n = number of sides of the regular polygon
n = 360/E
n = 360/60
n = 6
The regular polygon has 6 sides.
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
Check all points:
A: x=0, y=10, then from the equality 
follows that A lies on the line.
B: x=3, y=13, then from the equality 
follows that B lies on the line.
C: x=8, y=2, then from the inequality 
follows that C doesn't lie on the line.
D: x=5, y=15, then from the equality 
follows that D lies on the line.
It is D. 1/800 as she is just as likely to be picked as Larry
