16-4=12
12x5=60
I'm putting together assumptions as this isn't really clear to me, I apologize.
Option C:
A triangle that does not have the same dimension as one of the sides of pyramid.
Because....
There is a rectangular Pyramid, which is sliced perpendicular to its base and through its vertex.
The <em>correct answer</em> is:
B) precise
Explanation:
Precision can be broken down into two pieces:
<em>Repeatability </em>- The variation observed when the same person measures the same thing repeatedly with the same device.
<em>Reproducibility</em>: The variation observed when different people measure the same thing using the same device.
If two measurements are very close to each other, this gives repeatability. If the measurements were made by different people, this gives reproducibility.
<em>Accuracy</em>, however, describes the difference between the measurement and the thing's actual value. This would not involve getting the same result repeatedly; it would be getting the <em>correct</em> value.
Answer:
15
Step-by-step explanation:
there are 15 sixteenths in 15/16, how you figure this out is the numerator tells you how many are in the fraction, in this case the numerator says 15, so there are 15, sixteenths in, 15/16
<h3>Yes the triangles are congruent by ASA axiom or congruency .</h3>
Because one side of triangle is equal and two angles are equal . So option 1 is your answer .
